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A protected membrane roof (PMR)
design is an ideal solution for “green”
roofs where landscaping or plant-
ings are used on the top surface.
Preventing leaks is crucial in any
roof, and even more so in a vege-
tative roof, because repairing this
type of roof can be costly.
In a vegetative roof PMR, typically
a fully adhered membrane is installed
over a concrete deck and the desired
thickness of STYROFOAM
Brand
Extruded Polystyrene Foam Insulation
and a root barrier are installed above
the membrane (Figure 1).
This layer of insulation serves a
dual function of providing both
long-term thermal insulation value as
well as mechanical protection of
the crucial waterproofing membrane
during the installation of the roof
landscaping, including drainage lay-
ers, drainage materials and plantings,
and the assorted equipment used
during the installation process.
WHERE SHOULD THE
DRAINAGE L AYER BE
LOC ATED?
The drainage layer should always
be above the STYROFOAM
Brand
Extruded Polystyrene Foam
Insulation to ensure that any water
is quickly drained away and the full
value of the insulation is maintained.
In vegetative roof PMR deck
designs, a drainage layer above the
insulation allows water to drain off
the top surface of the insulation,
creating a diffusion open” assembly.
If the insulation is sandwiched
between a vapor retarder (e.g.,
saturated drainage felt) and the
underlying membrane, vapor cannot
escape, so there is the potential for
it to be driven back into the insulation
(Figures 2 and 3). To create a diffusion
open layer, ensure that the top surface
of the insulation has a ventilating air
space as well as provides a good
slope for drainage.
Note: Never install a polyester
mat or moisture retention blanket
directly on the insulation. If used,
ensure a clear drainage layer
separates the moisture retention
blanket and the insulation.
V e g e t a t i v e R o o f P M R A D e s i g n P r i m e r
I N F O R M A T I O N . C O M M E R C I A L . U S / C A N A D A
Figure 1: Vegetative Roof PMR*
Landscaping Curb
Ballast
P
lanting Layer
F
ilter Fabric
D
rainage Layer
(
shown: preformed
d
rainage sheet)
Root Barrier Membrane
F
ully Adhered
W
aterproofing Membrane
Structural Concrete Deck
STYROFOAM™ Brand
Foam Insulation
Cold Exterior
40°F (4°C), 20% RH
Vapor
Drive
Vapor Impermeable Surface
(standing water, retention mat)
Fully Adhered
Waterproofing Membrane
STYROFOAM™ Brand
Foam Insulation
Structural Concrete Deck
Figure 3: Creating “Diffusion Closed” Situations
(warm, high-humidity areas in North America)*
Figure 2: Creating “Diffusion Closed” Situations
(colder areas in North America)*
Warm, Humid Interior
70°F (21°C), 40% RH
Vapor Impermeable Surface
(standing water, retention mat)
Fully Adhered
Waterproofing Membrane
STYROFOAM™ Brand
Foam Insulation
Structural Concrete Deck
Warm, Humid Exterior
90°F (32°C), 50% RH
Vapor
Drive
Cool Interior
70°F (21°C), 40% RH
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Page 1 - LOC ATED?

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Page 2 - DRAINAGE L AYER?

I N F O R M A T I O N . C O M M E R C I A L . U S / C A N A D AInstalling the drainage layer underthe insulation can potentially minimizethe overall b

Page 3 - ) OF BALLAST, IN (MM)

I N F O R M A T I O N . C O M M E R C I A L . U S / C A N A D AFigure 7: Option 3 – Drainage Layer Consisting of a CommerciallyAvailable Mat and Filte

Page 4 - BE USED IN MAINTAINING

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