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NC-2009 SSc7.2:Heat Island Effect—Roof

Low Glare High SRI Roof pavers for residential terraces

I am working on a multifamily residential project where the roof will be accessible to residents. Part of the roof will be green, and pavers will be installed on the non-green parts. I am having difficulty finding pavers with an SRI of 78 or more that do not create glare conditions. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks

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Emily Catacchio
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Fri, 11/11/2011 - 03:45

Does your green roof cover at least 50% of the roof area? If so, your pavers would not need to meet the SRI.

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