The core advantage of this HDPE grass grid is its lightweight and high-strength performance, with a load-bearing capacity of 8 tons per square meter, meeting the load requirements of most residential and commercial building roofs. The hollow grid design allows for easy planting of turf, succulents, or other low-growing plants, and the reserved gaps effectively drain rainwater and improve air circulation, preventing root rot of plants. It adopts direct laying installation, without the need for complex construction, reducing the construction cost and period of roof greening. It meets B1 grade flame resistance standards, ensuring fire safety in roof spaces, and its UV resistance ensures that the product will not age or degrade for more than 10 years of outdoor use. Additionally, it uses 100% recycled plastic materials, reducing environmental pollution and promoting sustainable development.
Product Specifications: Material: 100% recycled HDPE plastic; Overall Dimensions: 400mm (length) × 400mm (width) × 30mm (thickness); Grid Gap: 50mm × 50mm; Load-bearing Capacity: 8-ton per square meter; Water Permeability Rate: 220 L/(m²·h); Porosity: 45%; Service Life: ≥25 years; Environmental Certification: ISO 14001, ISO 9001 compliant; Installation Method: Direct laying on roof insulation layer; Flame Resistance: B1 grade; UV Resistance: ≥10 years no aging; Packaging: 10 square meters per pallet with protective tape; Weight per square meter: 0.35kg.
Main Application Scenarios: 1. Residential building roof greening: Improves the living environment of residents and reduces energy consumption for building cooling; 2. Commercial building roof greening: Enhances the corporate image and improves the urban landscape; 3. Balcony and terrace greening: Adds a green touch to urban residential spaces; 4. Three-dimensional greening projects: Used for elevated roads, bridge greening, and other vertical greening scenarios; 5. Underground garage top greening: Improves the ecological environment of underground spaces.
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