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‘A new and updated GRO Code for green roofing has recently been unveiled. Instigated by the Green Roof Organisation (GRO) and supported by NFRC, the revised code aims to provide assistance for anyone who is involved in the design, specification, installation or maintenance of a green roof ’
respond online at
www.architectsdatafile.co.uk
depth (including the appropriate settlement volume) using grading bars. Depth checking should be undertaken throughout the installation. When it comes to waterproofing, the revised code now states
that in all applications the primary waterproofing layer is critical to successful performance of the roof as a whole, therefore its function and performance characteristics, and its suitability for use within a green roof system must be assured. It is important that architects are brought up to speed with
these two latest developments in order to bring improved best practice across all roofing disciplines and to deliver high quality, consistent and cost-effective results on all projects across the building envelope. If you haven’t already done so, obtain a copy of the new stan-
dard – NFRC members can get discounted copies – and the new GRO code can be downloaded from
www.nfrc.co.uk. So start protecting yourself, your practice and your roof today.
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