Artificial vertical gardens as a method of insulation
More than 3,000 square meters of vegetation and a total of 115,000 plants of ten different species. This is the world’s largest natural vertical garden located in Bogota (Colombia) in the Santalaia building. These ecosystems have been used for years in the world of architecture, but their use is not just a question of aesthetics; this vegetation can also act as thermal insulation and allow savings on electricity bills. There are natural ones, such as the one we have just mentioned, but also artificial ones, which do not need so much care and, above all, save water and many other advantages that we will tell you about below.
Before placing the artificial vertical garden, check your bill.
But before embarking on the world of vertical gardens that can be somewhat labyrinthine, you will have to consider whether your electricity bill allows you to save as much as possible. For example, it is advisable to check what power and consumption has your office, home or premises in which you want to start this path to savings and that you do it with
Also, do not limit yourself to large companies such as Endesa or Iberdrola, study all the possibilities. If you have any doubts, you can contact the customer service department of Endesa or the electricity company of your choice. When you have finally chosen one of the tariffs, contact the company, for example the veteran companies like Endesa usually have more communication channels, and formalize the contract.
Insulating properties of artificial vertical gardens
If you want to insulate your home, office or premises acoustically and thermally, vertical gardens are undoubtedly one of the best options. This type of artificial insulation contributes to the energy savings of the building, as it insulates it from the cold in winter and keeps it cool in summer. In this sense, experts point out that it can save up to 500 euros per square meter per year. It also prevents noise from entering through the walls.
It is a good alternative for those who wish to decorate the exterior or interior of their home and thus transport nature to their homes with that green that only plants can provide. Of course, with the advantage that it does not need to be watered, since it is artificial, but on the other hand allows a wide range of plants to choose and combine.
Other benefits of placing an artificial vertical garden:
- It is an economical solution, costing less than installing a natural one.
- Decorative, visually it is very nice and gives a different touch to the wall.
- Protects the wall and extends its life
- Does not attract insects
- No maintenance required
- Water savings
In this article from the OCU tells you about other products with which you can save energy, such as awnings, blinds, etc.
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