Roofs with lower load-bearing capacity and a thin substrate layer. Suitable plants for this type of roof are spreading plants such as perennials, alpines and drought-tolerant species that can withstand extreme alternation of heat, drought and frost. These roofs have minimal maintenance requirements.
Perennials and other drought-tolerant plants withstand extreme conditions and minimal maintenance.
An eco-friendly solution that supports biodiversity and improves the microclimate.
They prevent roofs from overheating and thereby extend their service life.
Eco-friendly green roofs regulate temperature fluctuations inside buildings.
Precipitation is captured in the assembly and gradually evaporates or drains with a delay.
A green roof has an aesthetic appeal and improves the overall appearance of the building and its surroundings.

Green roof assemblies can also be found in the planning tools BIMTech Tools.

Installation of the FATRAFOL system on a flat roof, including preparation, membrane welding and details.
8m 45s
Demonstration of welding and securing the profile to ensure roof watertightness.
5m 23s
Installation of a roof drain into the FATRAFOL system, including substrate preparation, fitting and welding for reliable roof drainage.
5m 23s
Installation of a closed preformed corner in the FATRAFOL system involves substrate preparation, precise fitting and welding to the membrane, ensuring lasting watertightness of the roof detail.
3m 08s
Finishing the penetration in the FATRAFOL membrane for proper sealing and long-term reliability of the detail.
7m 45s
Demonstration of welding and securing the profile to ensure roof watertightness.
1m 11s
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