DUOTHERM Green Roof System
Equus Industries
The EQUUS SOPREMA DUOTHERM Insulated Green Roof system encompasses a DUO two-layer waterproofing membrane, a vapour barrier, and thermal insulation with a growing medium to create an ecological and aesthetic system suitable for use on metal, concrete or plywood substrates.
The system is ideal for roof gardens and/or similar situations including planter boxes and podium levels, however predominantly where soil overlays and plants and grass is to thrive. There are several benefits to having an Equus system for a green roof concept; the two-layer waterproof membrane is formulated to be root resistant, the system provides thermal and sound insulation and provides a natural filter for rainwater.
- CodeMark Certified System.
- BRANZ Approved System.
- Complies with the New Zealand Building Code.
- Warranties available when used in conjunction with the correct specification and applied by an Equus Certified Applicator.
Why use a Green Roof?
- Ecological and aesthetical roof concept
- Thermal insulation
- Sound insulation
- Natural filter for rainwater (slow down effect in storm water release)
- Additional protection of waterproofing
- Increase in property value
- Available in Intensive, Simple Intensive, and Extensive green roof systems
With a range of base sheets and cap sheets designed for different building requirements, DUOTHERM provides a customisable waterproofing solution that can be installed over plywood, concrete and metal substrates to form an efficient warm roof in any area of the country.
- CategoryGreen Roofs, Torch-on Membranes, Warm Roofs
- RangeEQUUS SOPREMA
- BrandSOPREMA
- Warranty25 years
- Type of useCommercial and Residential
- Care and cleaningEasy maintenance
- InstallationProfessional installation required
- Fire retardant membrane
- Over 90 years proven performance worldwide.
- A high-tech, slate chip surface offering strong UV resistance and a tidy, aesthetic finish.
- Excellent durability and easy maintenance.
- Life expectancy of at least 35 years in all New Zealand climates.
- Specific project design with condensation risk analysis (CRA) and wind load calculations to ensure the best system available for the buildings requirements.
- Condensation Control – A warm roof moves the dew point to the outside of the structure, ensuring there is no condensation build up in the ceiling cavity.
- No condensation build up negates the need for mechanical venting, causing less penetrations in the membrane.
- Energy Cost savings are maximized with less need for heating or cooling throughout the building.
- Creates more space within the ceiling for services.
- Light-weight system, strong and flexible for resistance to seismic movement.
- Project specific specifications and details.
- Condensation risk analysis for warm roof systems.
- Wind uplift study for warm roof systems
- On-site quality assurance
- Nationwide network of Certified Applicators
- Warranties available
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About the
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Equus Industries Limited is a private limited liability Company (#120201) incorporated in Blenheim New Zealand in 1982.
The company commenced business, immediately after formation, as a manufacturer of specialist coating systems for commercial buildings. This remains the main thrust of the operation to this day, with additional high quality complementary products introduced extending the range to encompass a full range of coating and waterproofing materials for all types of construction.
In addition to supplying the New Zealand market, Equus started exporting specialist lines from late 1983 to Australia, the South Pacific and South East Asia. More recently developing strong links with distributors in both Australia and South East Asia.
Since formation, growth has been steady and continuous at an average 15% annual compound rate. The company now has a multi-million dollar turnover and is respected as a supplier of qualityprotection materials to the construction industry.
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