Extensive Sedum Blanket
Bauder Xero Flor extensive green roof systems are constructed using a low maintenance sedum planting (succulents) that provide excellent cover and increased protection to the waterproofing system. The plants are grown on a ‘blanket’ that is harvested like turf and installed by rolling out on top of the waterproofing and any other landscaping components required. The blankets are very lightweight, easy to maintain and provide instant greening to the roof
The Xero Flor sedum blanket is a very versatile, exceptionally lightweight green roof system and is suitable for both new build and refurbishment projects.
It should be noted that extensive green roof systems are not intended for general access or leisure purposes and are primarily used for their ecological benefits or aesthetic appearance.




Refurbishment of Lanchester School saved £24,500 in heating costs and reduced CO2 emissions by approximately 74 tonnes per year.
The Bauder Group, has achieved a first in environmental certification for two of its green roof products; ahead of any other roofing company in the UK.
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