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Sect on perpendicular to slope
scale 1 20
1 145/22 mm yellow poui board ng
2 50/30/2 mm steel RHS galvan zed
3 50/30/4 mm steel RHS galvan zed
4 galvanized gutter
5 a tif c al turf
100 mm crushed sand levell ng layer
f lter mat on dra nage element
100 mm extruded polystyrene
b tum nous seal ng two layers
60 100 mm foam glass nsulation to fa ls
b tum nous seal coat
220 mm re nf concrete underside pa nted
6 145/22 mm yellow poui board ng
10 mm f re esistant board
200 mm insulation
200 mm re nforced concrete painted
7 22 mm ye low poui deck ng untreated
25/120 mm ba tens on counterbattens
f re resistant seal
100 mm extruded polystyrene
b tum nous seal ng two layers
60 100 mm foam glass nsulation to fa ls
220 mm re nforced concrete
8 30/50/4 mm steel RHS galvan zed
on 900 mm centres
9 4 mm aluminium cladding
10 plast c planter
11 50/50/4 mm steel RHS galvan zed
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Edition
Flat Roof Construction Manual
2010. Klaus Sedlbauer, Eberhard Schunck,
Rainer Barthel, Hartwig Künzel.
208 pages with numerous
drawings and photos.
Format 23 × 29,7 cm.
Paperback: € 79.90 / £ 66.50 / US$106.–
+ postage/packing + VAT if applicable
∂ Construction Manuals
An indispensable aid for constructing flat roofs
The flat roof, beloved by architects and often
described as ‘the fifth facade’, is designed
mainly to protect the space beneath it from
the weather. Integrating a flat roof, whether
as a green roof terrace, publicly-accessible
area or even as a profitable solar panel roof,
optimises the profits and benefits derived
from the building. Because professional implementation
of such roofs is in practice not
always as simple as it sounds, this publication
provides planners with the basic rules of construction
and an overview of the kinds of uses
and constructions and standards for flat roofs.
In addition to the most important norms, rules
and standards, construction plans of the main
connection points round out this publication.
Planning-related basics on the
construction, materials and building
physics of fl at roofs
Detailed presentation of individual
layers of construction and roof types
Flat roofs as accessible areas
Renovating fl at roofs
The most important details on
building fl at roofs and connection
points as a basis for planning
Clear descriptions of construction
solutions showing built examples
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