Contemporary architecture is increasingly focusing on Vertical Greening Systems as a means to restore the environmental integrity of urban areas, biodiversity and sustainability. Planners and architects who have teamed up with Jakob Rope Systems are already producing outstanding results and are defining new dimensions for "art on buildings" with Jakob Green Façade System.To get more news about stainless steel rope mesh green wall, you can visit mesh-fabrics.com official website.
1. Jakob Rope Systems offers Green Façades:
Green Façades are wall systems where climbing plants or cascading groundcovers are trained to cover specially designed supporting structures. Plant materials can be rooted at the base of the structures, in intermediate planters, or on rooftops. Green Façades can be attached to existing walls or built as freestanding structures.

2. What is the difference between our Green Façade and a Living wall:
Living walls (also called biowalls, "mur" vegetal, or vertical gardens) are composed of pre-vegetated panels or integrated fabric systems that are affixed to a structural wall or frame.
Modular panels can be comprised of polypropylene plastic containers, geotextiles, irrigation, and growing medium and vegetation.
This system supports a great diversity of plant species, including a mixture of groundcovers, ferns, low shrubs, perennial flowers, and edible plants.
Living walls perform well in full sun, shade, and interior applications, and can be used in both tropical and temperate locations.
Due to the diversity and density of plant life, living walls require more intensive maintenance (regular water, nutrients, fertilizer) than Green Façades.