Vegetated roof definition
Vegetated roof means a system of soil and vegetation that partially or completely covers the roof of a building or man-made structure. Vegetated roofs are also known as living roofs, green roofs or eco-roofs.
Vegetated roof. (“green roof” or “eco-roof”) means a thin layer of engineered soil and vegetation constructed on top of a conventional flat or sloped roof, consisting of four basic components: a waterproof membrane, a drainage layer, a light-weight growth medium, and vegetation.
Vegetated roof means thin layers of engineered soil and vegetation constructed on top of a conventional flat or sloped roof. All vegetated roofs consist of four basic components: a waterproof membrane, a drainage layer, a light-weight growth medium, and vegetation.
More Definitions of Vegetated roof
Vegetated roof means a roof designed and constructed to support, and that does support, living vegetation with at least three inches of engineered soil.