Roofs

Starting in 1983, our country implemented an EEC directive that banned the application of sprayed asbestos in construction, but it was only in 1992 - with Law 275/92 - that the production and trade of products containing it was definitively banned, with the cessation of all extraction, import and...

The solution of covering the roof of a building with vegetation has accompanied mankind for millennia; starting from one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, through the Etruscan and Sardinian burial mounds to the Icelandic Turf Houses, the covering of buildings with...

The roofing of a building can have different shapes and characteristics depending on the designer's requirements and climatic peculiarities. Undoubtedly, green roofs are a rapidly spreading solution today.

The flat roof is a roofing system for buildings rich in potential, such that in recent years it has gained popularity in modern urban planning, but has not yet been implemented on a large scale.

Nature is our ally in dealing with and solving environmental issues thrown up by urbanisation and overbuilding.

New buildings keep getting constructed in residential areas. This overbuilding has a series of negative consequences for individuals and society that technology is seeking to check.

Historically, green roofs have been built in various parts of the world and in various climate zones.

The reasons for their use: guaranteeing waterproofing and protection from the wind and temperature changes on building roofs.