What Is a Vertical Garden System?

Felt, which has entered our lives as clothing and ornaments, does not contain harmful substances in its structure, is resistant to heat, has a liquid repellent attractive feature and is economically affordable, making the felt a sought-after product in industry and daily life. Felt is produced in various thicknesses, colours and features. The concept of vertical garden, which brings a new understanding to the landscape sector, is the gardens created by placing and growing plants between felts with a special system without soil on a flat wall.

The hanging gardens of Babylon are known as the ancestors of modern and green walls as a wonder of the ancient world. Thanks to their strong infrastructure systems, vertical gardens maintain their effect as it was first made for years. Thanks to the automatic irrigation system they have in their structure, it is possible to maintain the vertical gardens, which meet the need for nutrients and water, with the remote control method. Vertical garden systemsthe most important features are that it offers solutions against air pollution and provides sound insulation against the noises in the environment by producing more than the oxygen produced by a large tree. In addition to the vitality and pleasant appearance they add to the spaces, they also contribute to energy saving by providing thermal insulation. Thanks to the vertical garden construction and materials that act as a layer of insulation, the heat escaping to the outside is minimized.

As an industrial cutting company, we also have different sizes and features from natural synthetic felts in modern appearance. Vertical garden applications we are doing.

Vertical Garden Application Areas

• It is used in indoor applications.
• It is preferred quite often in outdoor applications in hotels and hospitals.
• It is used on wall surfaces.
• It is widely used in parks and gardens.
• Thanks to the water-resistant structure of the felt, it is also used in various water places such as ponds.

Applied Materials

• Natural Synthetic Felt
• Wool Felt
• Nonwoven Fabric

APPLIED PROCEDURES

• Serial Cut
• Printing
• Planting
• Assembly