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DIY Green Wall: How to make your own Green Wall

Definition:

The concepts of living wallsgreen walls or plant walls describe vertical gardens or ecosystems, which are more or less artificial, designed either as aesthetic decorative elements, or as part of what is known as urban gardening, or as works of art using plants, or as elements of urban ecology.

They can be both interior and exterior depending on the required effect.

What are the advantages?

  • Very good thermal and sound insulation, so in winter it will keep in the heat and in summer it will reduce the heat in the room
  • Used to improve the aesthetics of a building by hiding the wall
  • Reduces sound volume by acting as a sound barrier
  • Improves indoor air quality: plants filter and release healthier oxygen
  • Protects facades from bad weather: rain, hail... and thus extends the life of the walls
  • Promotes biodiversity: birds and insects can benefit from it
  • Promotes well-being at home or at work, reducing stress and promoting social cohesion

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Are there any precautions to take?

If it is a project for a private individual with a few m², the installation can be done by yourself. On the other hand, if the project is substantial, the services of a professional are required because the installation can become complex and requires the use of high-performance tools.

How to install the green wall?

We offer two solutions, custom-made with a sales representative or the purchase of a standardised kit including installation accessories and the supply of materials.

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Methodology for installing vegetation kits:

- Tracing

- Drilling

- Placing the pegs

- Screwing the bases onto the pegs

- Pre-positioning of parts "C / D / E / F

- Mark the cut to be made on the cable, then cut

- Assembling the mini manual termination "C" on the cable, tightening it quite vigorously

- Tensioning the cable with nut "E

-Locking with cap nut "F


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Different assemblies: