1 build the tanalised wooden roof frame.
How to make a living roof on shed.
And with a little forethought can present yet another opportunity to grow more food.
Then make a plastic sheet from the bag by slitting the side seam.
Building a green roof on your shed is a way to add interest to the shed and produce a new area to cultivate.
I liked the idea of having a bit more greenery in the property we live in central london 2.
Step 1 check if it is load bearing.
To stop your shed from penetrating moisture first you need to line the roof.
Build a green roof adding a green roof to garden buildings such as sheds and storage areas reclaims the space they take up as well as improving air quality and encouraging wildlife into the.
Carefully cut the top of your compost bag and empty out the soil for later.
A green roof can help turn the ordinary into something really unique.
Use it to cover the shed roof making sure there is a slight overhang all the way round.
This online guide is designed to meet the needs of diy enthusiasts looking to put a green roof on a shed or outhouse builders and landscaper contractors who want to build green roofs.
You will need to build a tanalised wooden frame to your existing shed roof.
Build the frame so it provides a 3cm lip around the roof felt for the substrate and sedum blanket to be.
So if you ve an outbuilding shed or wood store with a bare roof why not give it a makeover.
On a garden scale they can make a stunning feature.
In this example i have used a pent shed roof rather than an apex which is easier to demonstrate on.
Make a normal flat or sloped roof into a beautiful living garden.
Planning a green roof.
This website based guide builds on the material and information in our original pdf the diy guide to green living roofs which we published in 2008.
There are some things you need to check before building but the job is not very difficult.
While redeveloping our house we decided to install a living roof on our kitchen roof why you ask.
We wanted somewhere for some wildlife to have bees etc 3.