This roof garden required all the original material removing and a more robust drainage system installed. This comprised of 5 tonne of 10-20mm limestone aggregate layer and covered with terram permeable geotextile membrane. Marshalls natural stone setts and paving were used to create a patio and path area with a large planter constructed for a small Magnolia tree. Furthermore, a row of heavy standard Swedish Birch trees were installed to screen off the buildings across the street. Shrubs and climbers were planted and trellis attached to walls and fencing. A small turfed area was installed which is irrigated by a leaky pipe system and electronic timer.




This tarmac drive was in poor condition and was removed and relaid using Marshalls Priora Setts. This system is in line with new government regulations which are SUDS compliant (sustainable urban drainage system). A small retaining wall was then built using old yellow stock bricks.



2000 shrubs planted, bird and bat boxes installed in existing trees, bark mulch finish.


Examples of resin bound surfacing applications including SUDS compliant driveways and paths installed at various sites across London.







