Pre-Vegetated LiveRoof® System for Oregon & Washington

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Pre-Vegetated LiveRoof® System Profiles

Standard

Soil Depth: Appx 4 1/4”

Module Size: 1’ x 2’ x 3 1/4”

Weight: Appx 25-27 lbs/sf saturated

Merits: Maximizes storm water management, integrates perfectly with new construction

Plants: Succulent ground covers, water conserving accent plants and hardy spring blooming bulbs

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Lite

Soil Depth: Appx 2 1/2”

Module Size: 1’ x 2’ x 1 3/4”

Weight: Appx 15-17 lbs/sf saturated

Merits: Ideal for retrofit projects where load limitations exist

Plants: Succulent ground covers and water conserving accent plants

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X-Lite System is also available - 10 lbs/sf

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Deep

Soil Depth: Appx 6”

Module Size: 1’ x 2’ x 3 1/4”

Weight: Appx 38-40 lbs/sf saturated

Merits: When irrigated, expands plant options

Plants: Succulent ground covers and drought tolerant native and adapted perennials, grasses and veggies

*ZERO JOBSITE TRASH*

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Diagram of a drip irrigation system watering a garden with green plants, showing water flow through tubes from a timer and water source.
Colorful garden with pink flowers and green plants, two white dome-shaped structures in the background, and trees.
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A rooftop garden with rows of various leafy greens and vegetables, including lettuce, kale, and cabbage, growing in raised beds and containers.
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Maxx

Soil Depth: Appx 8”

Module Size: 1’ x 1’ x 3 1/4”

Weight: Appx 50-55 lbs/sf saturated

Merits: Provides greater perimeter ballast and can be used to optimize biodiversity

Plants: Succulent ground covers and drought tolerant native and adapted perennials, grasses, veggies, vines and shrubs

*ZERO JOBSITE TRASH*

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Colorful garden with pink and purple flowers, green plants, and two white domed structures in the background under a blue sky.
Urban rooftop garden with tall green grass and pinkish flowering grasses, with city buildings in the background.
A variety of fresh leafy greens and vegetables growing in a garden bed on a rooftop, including lettuce, kale, and other greens.
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  • LiveRoof brings together a network of professional growers across North America. We lean on each other to share knowledge and experiences. Carrying a strong legacy and commitment to longevity and innovation, LiveRoof continues to lead the way in the industry. It’s a privilege to be part of this remarkable community.

  • An irrigation system should always be incorporated into the design. Overhead spray irrigation is the most effective method, ensuring even coverage and plant health while reducing long-term maintenance. Even minimal watering during extended dry periods preserves the roof’s appearance and function.

    Plus, irrigating your green roof helps cool your building temperatures in summer by boosting evapotranspiration!

  • Contact here for LiveRoof NW plant catalog and options. These plants are grown in Oregon and are suited for the PNW region (Seattle, Puget Sound, Portland, Eugene, etc)

Various colorful succulents in black and white trays at a garden center or nursery.