KEMPER SYSTEM HELPS
SELF BUILDER GO GREEN
A sustainable contemporary home featuring two green roofs has
been constructed with the help of Kemper System. project. The product was required for a sedum roof above the main
Located in Surrey, the detached self-build property spans 258 sq
m and has been designed by an architectural practice headed by
former head of RIBA Jane Duncan. Positioned to make the most of
the views, daylight and sunshine, it has been built using a range
of natural materials, including timber cladding and Scandinavian
bricks. He said: “The sedum roofs are a key feature of the house as both
Homeowner and former builder Nigel Warnes helped to specify
Kemper System’s Kemperol V210 liquid waterproofing resin for the would fully bond to the substrate offering a more durable solution
living area and another above the new garage.
are visible to anyone approaching the property. As a retired
builder, I was keen to be involved in their design, especially the
waterproofing to ensure the most effective solution.
“I wanted to use a liquid rather than a single ply membrane as it
and greatly eliminating the risk of any leaks.”