RoofStone® Integrated Pavers
In response to designer demand for an artisan quality integrated green roof paver which integrates and contractor necessity for labor-saving solutions, LiveRoof developed the RoofStone® paver system.
RoofStone pavers contain built-in pedestal bases for easy handling and installation.
Features
NEW! Improved, textured, traction surface.
LiveRoof Quality.
Integrates with WindDisc accessory for enhancing wind uplift resistance.
Built-in handgrips and pedestals support fast, efficient installation.
Installs in 1/10th time and labor as traditional pedestal and paver solutions.
Eliminates the need for RoofEdge between pavers and modules.
Follows roof contour.
Suitable for pathways, landings and patios.
Recycled plastic base.
Strong and effective, resists impact and cracking with NanoTech MicroBubble™ technology.
Ample water channels.
ADA Compliant when set on pitch of ¼” per 1′ or less.
Size: 24″ L x 12″ W x 4″ H
Weight: 50 lbs
Finish: Beautiful artisan surface, top edge chamfered, sides with chip-preventing, water-conducting standoffs.
LEED Interface: Base of 95% post-industrial polypropylene. Concrete recycled content varies with paver color.
- Compressive Strength: 5000+ psi at 28 days; exceeds SPRI standard of 3000 psi by greater than 50%.
Flexural Strength: 770+ psi at 28 days per ASTM C140.
Water Absorption: Less than 5% by cold water method at 28 days per ASTM C140.
- Air Content: 4 to 8% maximum.
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Installer Benefits
| RoofStone Paver |
Conventional Pedestal & Paver |
|
|---|---|---|
| Pedestal | Built-in | Purchased separately |
| Edging | Not required at green roof interface | Required |
| Installation | Fast, easy, inexpensive, labor saving | Can be cumbersome and costly |
| Wind Uplift | May connect pavers with WindDisc | Typically independently set |
FAQ
RoofStone follows the roof contour and can be used to create walkways, patios, and landing areas on most non-ADA compliant roofs.
RoofStone can also be used on roofs that must be ADA-compliant with slope up to 1:48, which equals 2.08% or 1.19 degrees. This is ¼ inch per 1 foot, which is the norm (minimum) roof slope for drainage.