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Product category: Roofing
News Release from: Alumasc Exterior Building Products | Subject: ZinCo green roof systems
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial Team on 25 July 2007

Green Roofs - new technical brochure
from Alumasc

ZinCo green roof systems, supplied by Alumasc provide sustainable, proven solutions that are suitable for a wide variety of building applications.

Legislation aimed at reducing the impact of global warming within the built environment has, for the most part, been concentrated upon the efficient insulation of buildings However, a growing number of local authorities, particularly those controlling areas of high population, are also asking developers to ensure that new projects will incorporate a 'green' element for practical, environmental and aesthetic purposes

This consideration can be perfectly met by the use of ZinCo green roof systems from market leading exterior building specialists, Alumasc.

ZinCo green roof systems, supplied by Alumasc, have been at the forefront of this technology for many years, providing sustainable, proven solutions that are suitable for a wide variety of building applications.

With environmental concerns high upon everyone's agenda, it is surely only a matter of time before legislation is introduced to encourage the take-up of the green option to roll out the associated ecological and economic benefits across the country.

With this prospect in mind, Alumasc have produced a new and updated technical brochure covering every aspect of green roof installation.

From low maintenance, extensively planted landscapes using ground-covering sedums, grasses and herbs, to fully-fledged roof gardens, with walkways, lawns, shrubs and trees, there is a solution here for every situation.

Flat or pitched, newbuild or existing, Alumasc's in-house technical support department can advise and manage all stages of a project, through site evaluation to setting up an ongoing maintenance regime.

The ZinCo system has been specified for an enormous number of major projects throughout the country, offering as it does ecologically beneficial, aesthetically pleasing and environmentally sound living green roof solutions.

The new brochure explores a wide variety of options for sustainable developments, including the new SB 200 support bracket for use with solar-powered energy panels.

An associated Alumasc system, the company's highly regarded Armaseam standing seam roof, not only delivers an ideal living roof substrate but is also 100% recyclable at the end of its very long life.

This commitment to sustainability extends to the majority of Alumasc's products, and the new Zinco brochure provides an invaluable guide to achieving a greener Britain, as well as covering Health and Safety issues, such as Fall Arrest and Fall Prevention Systems.

For further information on ZinCo Green Roof Systems, or to request a copy of the new brochure, contact Alumasc on 0808 100 2008 or visit the website : www.alumasc-exteriors.co.uk where a downloadable PDF format of the brochure is available.

The Alumasc Group employs over 1,000 people and generates GBP110million through UK operations.

Alumasc Exterior Building Products (AEBP) is the largest company within this group supplying products via five distinct brands; Architectural Rainwater Systems, Drainage Systems, Waterproofing, Metal Roofing and Facades, supported by highly regarded brands ; Harmer, Apex, Derbigum, ZinCo, Hydrotech, Armaseam and M.R.

Recently the company have embraced a commitment to sustainable building and are recognised as market leaders of Green Roof systems and supporting insulation and waterproofing.

The company's website sets the benchmark for on-line resources with comprehensive product information, downloads and calculation tools.

The unique My File area allows users to create personalised folders for faster access to individual project information. Request a free brochure from Alumasc Exterior Building Products ...

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