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1. Use of flat roofs
1.1 Areas of use
As land prices soar, so does the need to optimize space. For example, flat roofs are being used as parking lots. This is the case for commercial buildings, hospitals, etc., which have a very large footprint.
SCROLL TO TOP1.2 Classification by destination
Vehicle-accessible roofs are classified as follows:
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LV park roofs (or roofs accessible to light vehicles) :
low-traffic traffic and parking areas for light...
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- Thermal insulation products for building applications – Determination of compression behaviour (classification index: P75-205) - NF EN 826 - Mai 2013
- Hydrocarbon asphalt – Wearing courses and binder courses: semi-grained aluminous concrete (BBSG) – Definition – Classification – Features – Manufacturing – Implementation (classification index: P98-130) [withdrawn May 9, 2008] - NF P98-130 - Novembre 1999
- Hydrocarbon...
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