Sedum roofs have become a popular roofing solution, especially for constructions such as shelters, campfire huts and packed lunch houses.

A sedum roof consists of small hardy succulents that require minimal care and can withstand both drought and temperature fluctuations. They are therefore perfectly suited to the Danish climate.

One of the great advantages of the sedum roof is that it becomes a habitat for biodiversity. The plants attract bees, butterflies and other insects, which contribute to a more vibrant environment.

Sedum roofs give a beautiful, natural and colorful look that blends in with the surroundings and makes the buildings cozy and inviting.

Are you considering establishing a sedum roof?
At Shelterbyg, we are ready to help you. Our team has extensive experience in setting up and maintaining sedum roofs and can guide you through both the benefits and potential challenges of choosing a sedum roof.