A wall greening system using climbing plants, boasting an adoption record of approximately 300,000 m²!
In cities covered by artificial structures, wall surfaces are also an important greening space. Vertical greening is attracting attention because it is easier to secure space and facilitate greening compared to rooftop greening. Additionally, in urban municipalities, wall surfaces are increasingly recognized as greening areas, enhancing their status as green spaces. The Hedera Vertical Greening System was developed and improved based on extensive achievements and experience to address the challenges of vertical greening, such as "early coverage," "low maintenance," and "durability." For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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**Features** - Improvement of scenery and landscape - Securing green space (effective use of land) - Measures against global warming and mitigation of heat islands - Energy-saving effects (reduction in electricity costs) - Mitigation of glare (reduction of radiant heat) - Air purification effects - Prevention of graffiti and poster placement - Protection of structures (enhancement of durability) - Psychological and physiological effects (improvement of comfort) - Advertising and customer attraction effects For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Sales of greening and environmental materials, development, manufacturing, and sales of water quality improvement agents, deodorants, emission promoters, soil improvement agents, fertilizers, and feed additives, as well as import and export.
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