All Greenwall products are distinguished by their unique core. This core consists of hemp, the result of years of research. This research into the optimal blend of organic materials—one that also meets all requirements—has resulted in a patented formula that is now incorporated into all our products.
When blending the hemp, the following factors were considered in advance:
In addition, every shipment of hemp is tested and evaluated before it is processed into our products. As part of this process, the following is determined in advance:
The hemp formula is a well-kept secret and is part of the patent. It may be worth mentioning that only organic (biodegradable) materials are used, free of environmentally harmful elements, synthetic materials, plastics, or contaminants. It is no coincidence that theNLGreenlabelFoundation has awardedtheGreenwall sound barrier an A-label for sustainability.
Greenwall products consist of four essential components:
The metal frame can be either hot-dip galvanized or made of untreated iron, and can be trapezoidal or rectangular in shape. The natural fiber fabric used features a textile backing on one side and a latex backing on the other. This combination forms a sturdy structure that encases the hemp—"The Greenwall Difference"—and provides the best sound insulation!
Traditionally, ivy (Hedera hibernica) has been the most commonly used plant for covering noise barriers. Hedera is a fast-growing vine that tolerates both sun and shade. Through root hairs on its spreading tendrils, the plant anchors itself firmly to the substrate and forms new roots through the coconut fiber mesh into the hemp. Hedera is evergreen and does not lose its leaves in the fall. Furthermore, it is hardy and can withstand frost and snow well.
Not just Hedera
With a Hedera base, the Greenwall is also ideal as a foundation for flowering climbing plants. After all, a beautiful flowering climber can turn the Greenwall into a real eye-catcher. There are many different climbing plants—so many that it can be hard to choose. That’s why we’ve put together a list of unique (flowering) climbing plants. In this list, we also recommend which climbing plant works best in which location (shade/sun) and describe their other characteristics.
This list includes, for example, the best-known and most popular flowering climbing plant, the clematis. This
climber comes in many colors: from lavender blue to dark red and from white to light pink. Here are some more examples:
You can download the list of climbing plantshere. For more advice or information, please feel free to contact us.
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