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Plan the canopy so the cables as high as possible to compensate for the inevitable sagging of the ropes from the weight of the plants.
The vines lie directly on the shingles and cover sizable areas.
Modifcations to system 7060 such that intersecting rope compartments are created can provide a load bearing structure for the green roof.
My roof is asphalt shingle and the pitch is 1 3.
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The venny green roof has shallow substrates on two types of roof the first roof is on shipping containers and is designed for a dead load of 250kg m 2 and live load of 100kg m 2.
When it comes to estimating the weight of an existing roof field verification of the in place construction is necessary.
A built up roof for example will typically include the built up membrane itself with or without gravel as well as some kind of insulation and cover board which will vary in thickness from roof to roof.
This vine can grow quickly depending on the variety.
The vines do not adhere to the roof as ivy would but are held in place by gravity and friction.
The second trussed roof is designed for a dead load of 160kg m 2 and a live load of 40kg m 2.
If training on an outdoor structure tie shoots to strong support to avoid wind damage.
Once the vine has reached the roof direct its growth horizontally tying it in place.
If you want to keep it lashed down for extra security check annually to be sure the ties aren t girdling the branches.
For many homeowners an overhead or gazebo is not just a way to provide shade or shelter but also a means to enhance the garden.
As it matures its own weight and its twining side branches will hold it in place.
The 165 pound weight limit is very common and applies to a moving load.
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When parked the additional weight of humans and gear in a rooftop tent can be much higher.