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HG 2550 - Recycled Irrigation Garden • Stormwater

SST Vector Screening [HG 3111]

Waterproofi ng Membrane [HG 3100]

Semi-Intensive Aluminum Edge [HG 3930]

30 Mil Root Barrier [HG 3230]

Plaza Deck Protective Fleece [HG 3340]

1.6” Semi-Intensive DR Board [HG 3616]

Semi-Intensive Filter Fleece [HG 3720]

Semi-Intensive Growth Media [HG 4210]

Perennial Plugs [HG 6200]

*Refer to HG 2550 datasheet for system information

Capillary Fleece [HG 3350]

Erosion / Wind Netting [HG 3490]

Stormwater Harvesting Cells [HG 7300]

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CONSULTING SERVICES

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Hanging Gardens off ers a full array of consulting, design, and product supply services for green infrastructure and stormwater management projects across North America. Our team has come together to fi nd the latest and greatest technology in the industry, and off ers a multitude of goods and services to those seeking to take their project to the next level of sustainability. Whether it be a green roof, a blue roof, or an on-grade stormwater management application, Hanging Gardens has all of the necessary knowledge and tools to help you construct a project that will create a lasting positive impact on the environment, and will provide a stormwater management system that functions at peak performance for its lifetime.

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1100Service #Initial Review

PROJECT DEVELOPMENTCONSULTING SERVICES

The Hanging Gardens methodology seeks to maximize cost saving opportunities while simultaneously retaining the architectural design intent of a project. We can do our best work when we are brought onto the project team in the initial design process with the owner and architect so we can help bring to life their vision while creating a cost-eff ective and functional system that mitigates stormwater. If a project seeks further dedication to sustainable eff orts, LEED consultation is available to ensure clients have every option available to maximize achievable points in the rating system. The Initial Review of each project will provide an invaluable insight into a client’s stormwater mitigation potential, and an unparalleled opportunity to see how easy we make it to incorporate stormwater technology where one might not even expect it could be utilized.

We perceive each project as an exciting opportunity to take projects from the beginning and make sure they are assembled correctly. Hanging Gardens uses a project screening form to learn more about the project, and the needs our client might have when it comes to green infrastructure. Whether the project is designed as a stormwater mitigation tool, or simply an aesthetic attribute to a bigger picture, Hanging Gardens can pull together an arsenal of ideas for our clients to envision. Upon review of completed documents, our team will integrate “out-of-the-box” systems that we have designed with architectural drawings and details to give clients a well rounded idea of what sort of options they have. Basic review of Hanging Gardens’ products will be provided to the client to introduce them to cutting-edge industry technologies and state-of-the-art stormwater management and green infrastructure system components.

Hanging Gardens has designed systems with a myriad of products that are meant to embody resilience and sustainability at it’s core. Our team is available to consult on projects, specifying areas where we see an opportunity for a client to maximize the possibility to achieve LEED credits. Green infrastructure products and systems provided by Hanging Gardens can help achieve LEED certifi cation goals for your project. Green roofs and on-grade stormwater management systems can qualify for LEED credits in the Sustainable Sites, Water Effi ciency, Energy Effi ciency and Atmosphere, Materials and Resources, and Innovation categories. Our team will work with you to choose and integrate products that meet LEED guidelines as well as products that off er functional and aesthetically pleasing additions to your project. Look for the LEED logo on our product pages for potential LEED credits for your project.

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1200Service #Systems Integration


After the Initial Review, Hanging Gardens will sit down for a customized Systems Integration review session with our client for the project. The Systems Integration process brings the client a step deeper into understanding the types of vegetated and stormwater management systems that we off er and dives into fi nding a system, or a compilation of several systems, that may work best for their project aesthetic and functional intent. Whether one system stands out, or a particular component of several diff erent systems appeal to our client, we work to assemble unique stormwater management systems for each project that we work on. A client will be provided with several of our system cut sheets for their reference, and in this meeting we will highlight the desirable components the client might benefi t from each system being considered. The following are also available for clients in this meeting:

At Hanging Gardens, we understand that budget is an incredibly important component to your project. Luckily, our systems are designed with budget in mind. We provide all products, in house, that our clients might need to acheive their ultimate dream design. As a supplier, we are able to provide some of the best product and system pricing in the current green infrastructure and stormwater management marketplace. In this Systems Integration meeting, we will discuss schematic budget information with our client to better understand what types of systems we can off er to fi t the bill. Based on prior discussed systems that appeal to a client, here we are able to elaborate on which systems might best fi t both the design and aesthetic the client envisions, and provide some generic budgeting information that serves as a helpful tool for narrowing down the most practical options for their project.

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SST Vector Screening [HG 3111]

Waterproofi ng Membrane [HG 3100]

Extensive Aluminum Edge [HG 3920]

30 Mil Root Barrier [HG 3230]Semi-Intensive Protective Fleece [HG 3320]

1.6” Semi-Intensive DR Board [HG 3616]Semi-Intensive Filter Fleece [HG 3720]

Semi-Intensive Growth Media [HG 4210]

Perennial Plugs [HG 6200]

Erosion / Wind Netting [HG 3490]

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PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

The Design Integration process is the most intricate service that we off er. In our eff orts to create the most effi cient and resilient systems that are currently off ered in North America for the best price possible, we saw an important need to utilize products that have been proven time and time again. After a decade of searching the globe for products that have a proven track record, we have assembled a catalogue of over 300 products that are the basic building blocks to our line of stormwater management systems. Our design team is expertly trained in the specifi cs of each product we off er, and how each contributes to the system as a whole. It is through this unique expertise that we set ourselves apart as a company. Our staff of trained architects collaborate with a client’s architectural design team, or the client themselves, to help design, specify, and achieve a completely unique system that achieves what our client is looking for. We let our clients dream up the vision for green infrastructure and stormwater management on their project, and we take care of the specifi cs and the logistics to make that vision happen.

CONSULTING SERVICESDesign Integration

After the Systems Integration meeting has taken place, and through the exploration of some pre-fabricated systems that the Hanging Gardens’ design team has assembled, we work with the client to create a custom tailored system to meet the needs of their project. Here, our clients can sit back and relax while we integrate the necessary components to help bring their project to life before their eyes. In this session, the following documents are provided to our clients to off er an all-encompassing view of the system options available to suit their needs.

The budget is the starting point to get our clients on their way to a successful project. Hanging Gardens works off of the information gathered from the Systems Integration meeting regarding a client’s specifi c interest and their schematic budget. The Design Integration team uses this information and takes several system components that the client expressed interest in, and incorporates them into a current design. A take-off will be performed to verify the project areas, and an estimated amount of product needed for each. In our budgets, each portion of your project is broken into sections with an associated cost per square foot, meaning we provide you with a useful toolkit for staying within budget. The detailed budget document allows clients to manipulate project areas, based on the cost per square foot of each section. Each project is diff erent and will, therefore, have diff erent system options. Some of the most common options included in our budgets are:

Waterproofi ngExtensive Green RoofSemi-Intensive Green RoofIntensive Green RoofConcrete Pavers on PedestalsWood Deck Tiles on PedestalsPorcelain Pavers on PedestalsArtifi cial TurfPorous PavementUnderground Detention / Infi ltration

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Waterproofing Sod Lawn Semi-Intensive Intensive Conc. Paving27,551 SF 12,168 SF 5,068 SF 1,169 SF 6,034 SF

997 LF 1450 LF 2152 LF 381 LF 1693 LF

$6.41 /SF $10.25 /SF $15.53 /SF $35.83 /SF $1.65 /SF

32.24 LBS/SF 51.71 LBS/SF 159.03 LBS/SF

1.71 gal/SF 2.76 gal/SF 8.78 gal/SF

5.98 $/gal 5.64 $/gal 4.08 $/gal

Product Number Bluegrass Sod Lawn

3550-FA Standard Inspection Chamber for Roof Drains & Irrigation 5 Unit(s)

3611 Extensive Drainage/Retention Board - 1" 14,139 SF3710 Extensive Filter Fleece 15,071 SF

4210 B Semi-Intensive Green Roof Growth Media - In 2 C.Y. Supersacks - 5" Depth 226 CY

6600 Sod 12,475 SF

Estimated Product Costs $56,144

Estimated Shipping Costs $5,110

Estimated Contractor's Gross Margin $24,062

Estimated Labor & Crane Costs 259 hours 6.2 crane days $34,894

Total with Tax $124,701

Product Number Semi-Intensive Perennials & Grasses

3630 Semi-Intensive Drainage/Retention Board - 1.6" 5,896 SF3710 Extensive Filter Fleece 8,612 SF

4210 B Semi-Intensive Green Roof Growth Media - In 2 C.Y. Supersacks - 8" Depth 150 CY

Decorative Ballast Stone 10 CY

3921.1 4" x 6" Slotted 14 GA Aluminum (Mill Finish) Female - 8' 504 LF3921.2 4" x 6" Un-Slotted 14 GA Aluminum (Mill Finish) Male - 1' 63 Unit(s)3921.5 6" x 4" Un-Slotted 14 GA Aluminum (Mill Finish) 90 Degree Corner - 1' 42 Unit(s)3921.6 6" x 4" Un-Slotted 14 GA Aluminum (Mill Finish) 270 Degree Corner - 1' 4 Unit(s)






Product Number Intensive Tree Planters

3510 Extensive Flow Drain - .25" (Perimeter of Planters) 1,040 SF3152 2" Lightweight Geofoam Insulation (Perimeter of planters) 1,563 BF3651 Blue Roof SDD Cell - 1.1" 1,506 SF3710 Extensive Filter Fleece 4,306 SF

4310 B Intensive Green Roof Growth Media - In 2 C.Y. Supersacks - 24" Depth 104 CY






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Project drawings are assembled for each project to help ensure there is a clear understanding of system design and function. Our Design Integration team works with the project architects to ensure drawings are to scale and accurately depict the system that is to be installed based off of their original design. If a client desires, we are also capable of acting as a standalone architect on a project. Project plans may provide a bird’s eye view of your building, and the Green Infrastructure and/or Stormwater Management application. Going into closer detail, section drawings will provide an overview of how each system integrates with each other. Lastly, drawing details will hone in on specifi c points of the system to help clarify system assembly and how components of the system are composed. Our team of trained architects have you completely covered when it comes to project details, plans, and other construction documents. Drawings shall include, but are not limited to, the following:

Roof / Landscape PlansRoof / Landscape DetailsVarious Layout Plans

To help a project move along as smoothly as possible, we know that detailed specifi cations are mandatory. Architects are some of the busiest people around, and we want to make their lives easier by providing specifi cations for the entirety of our portion of the project. One size does not fi t all, and Hanging Gardens treats each project on a standalone basis. Each project has its own unique assembly required, and we want to make sure that it is done correctly. Our specifi cations ensure that your project will have the necessary guidelines for assembly.

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GREEN ROOF TO PARAPET WALLSCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"1

[HG 3920] SLOTTED ALUMINUM EDGE

DECORATIVE BALLAST STONE. 1-112" MIN. DIAMETER

1' MIN

3" MIN

NOTES:1. Install sedum tiles tight together over growth media per layout plan & water-in.2. Filter Fleece shall wrap up Aluminum Edge.3. Root Barrier shall extend 1' past vegetated area.4. Waterproofing shall extend a minimum of 8" above highest water line.5. Saturated weight and stormwater retention based on 3" of growth media.6. Calculations performed using ASTM Standard E2397-11. Actual system weight and stormwater retention may vary.

GREEN ROOF TO PARAPET WALL 2540 - HRF

4" MIN

6" MINNEOPRENE FLASHING SET IN RUBBERIZED ASPHALT BITUMEN

POLYESTER REINFORCEMENT FABRIC SET IN RUBBERIZED ASPHALT BITUMEN

FLASHING SHEET SET IN RUBBERIZED ASPHALT BITUMEN

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HG 2540 - HYBRID BLUE/GREEN ROOF SYSTEM

[HG 3310] PROTECTIVE FLEECE

[HG 3120] HOT RUBBERIZED ASPHALT WATERPROOFINGMEMBRANE PROTECTION COURSERUBBERIZED ASPHALT MEMBRANE

MIN 125 MILS (APPROX 1LB/SF)POLYESTER REINFORCEMENT FABRIC

(1 PLY WITH 2" SIDE LAP AND 6" END LAP)RUBBERIZED ASPHALT MEMBRANE

MIN 90 MILS (APPROX 0.7LBS/SF)

[HG 3710] EXTENSIVE FILTER FLEECE

[HG 4110] EXTENSIVE GROWTH MEDIA

STRUCTURAL CONCRETE DECK

[HG 6400] SEDUM TILE

[HG 3220] ROOT BARRIER

PRIMER AND SURFACE CONDITIONER

[HG 3651] DRAINAGE BOARD (double stacked)

STORMWATER RETENTION

6 1/2"

STORMWATER RETENTION:2.87 gallons / ft2

4.61 in3 / in2

SATURATED WEIGHT:36.75 lbs / ft2

179.42 kg / m2

ROOF PITCH:0 - 5o

0 - 9%

ISSUED DATE DETAIL NUMBER

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[HG 3310] PROTECTIVE FLEECE

[HG 3710] EXTENSIVE FILTER FLEECE

SETTING BED AGGREGATE - ASTM #8

LEVELING BASE

[HG 5530] MICROPOROUS PAVERS

STANDARD ASSEMBLY - DOUBLE LAYERSCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"1

[HG 3310] PROTECTIVE FLEECE3"

HG 2610 - STORMWATER CELL RETENTION SYSTEM

STANDARD ASSEMBLY - DOUBLE LAYER 2610 - HRA

[HG 7300] STORMWATER HARVESTING CELLS

[HG 7240] REINFORCED POLYETHYLENE LINER

VARIES

6"

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3"BASE AGGREGATE - ASTM #57

SUB BASE - CLEAN 2" STONE - ASTM #2

PEA GRAVEL

COMPACTED SUBGRADE

12" MIN


Grant Procurement


Our staff of forward thinkers wants to see your project be a success from the start, and we will do anything we can along the way to help. With our clients always in our best interests, and a strong belief that stormwater management will be a key means to ensure the health and sustainable future of our precious water resources, we wanted to fi nd a way to show our clients that their dedication to stormwater management does not go unnoticed. It is through this innate desire to better ourselves and our built environments through our clients’ project that our grant procurement team was born.

Hanging Gardens rises above just your average product supplier and system designer, we are proactive doers. Our team of stormwater management experts have a knack for fi nding projects that we think can make a bold testament to the possibilities of the future that green infrastructure holds in our cities. We fi nd unique opportunities to save our clients money through our grant procurement team. After the Custom Design Integration Session takes place, we will have a great idea of the potential that your project holds. Our clients are our livelihood, and we want to help them take advantage of a few of the fi nancial incentives in the marketplace for green infrastructure and stormwater management.

Contact a Hanging Gardens representative today to learn more about grant opportunities, and to fi nd out if your project might be eligible!

Be adjacent, or near, to a local waterway or watershed system (within 2 miles).

Verify your project will be highly visible to the surrounding public.

Have some aspect of accessibility to the general public (signage, direct access, tours, etc.).

Be technologically innovative and diverse in your green infrastructure utilized on site (Hanging Gardens can assist).

Have a long term maintenance plan to ensure that the project will endure (Hanging Gardens can assist).

A project scope and/or narrative (1-2 pages) describing your intent to utilize green infrastructure on site and why.

A descriptive list of matching funding available to date, including donations.

A signed memorandum of understanding (MoU) stating that if your project is awarded a grant with our assistance, all green infrastructure products utilized on site will be procured through Hanging Gardens.

*Deadlines for grant deliverable will be generated when we are provided a project.

Hanging Gardens procures grant funding on a project-by-project basis, due to the sheer number and variety of grants available. We charge for grant writing by: • Assessing a fl at-rate fee • Acquiring funding through the grant itself • Through product sales generated by attaining a grant

Options for payment will be discussed with client before a deliverable is generated.

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Porous PavementSetting Bed AggregateBase AggregateClean StoneFilter Fleece

Storm Water Harvesting Cells

Protective Fleece

Leveling BaseSoil

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Hanging Gardens has invested itself in trending green infrastructure nationwide. With millions of dollars of grant funding available nationwide, it is incumbent upon us to create a precedent in how this funding is utilized. We believe in performance driven green infrastructure that allows grant supervisors to receive a higher cost/benefi t ratio in regards to dollars spent versus volume of stormwater mitigated. Instilling a new ethic of performance green infrastructure, rather than just visually appealing, has allowed our systems to stand out and receive grant funding priority in many cases nationwide.

Milwaukee, Chicago, New Orleans, Seattle, and St. Louis possess amazing opportunities, through a variety of grant/incentive programs, for clients wishing to implement green infrastructure. Many cities have recently created mandatory annual thresholds of stormwater runoff that must be mitigated by green infrastructure rather than gray infrastructure such as deep tunnel systems. Within our major urban environments lies the opportunity to utilize vegetative roofi ng, rooftop urban agriculture, brownfi eld remediation, stormwater harvesting/reuse systems, etc. to reach a higher standard of onsite stormwater management through performance-based green infrastructure.

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1500Service #Project Delivery


Project timelines are often times an ideal scenario, but life happens, and things sometimes don’t go as planned. Hanging Gardens’ Shipping and Logistic Coordinators work to ensure your project timeline is closely adhered to to the best of our capabilities when it comes to product delivery. Our team will work directly with on-site project managers to ensure we have up-to-date information on project schedule, and are aware of any delays or progress being made. You can be sure your project timeline is held in high regards from our team.

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It is not easy playing phone tag, and trying to make sure everyone is in the know, we get it. Hanging Gardens addresses this through our network of experienced landscape and waterproofi ng contractors throughout the U.S. We work with Hanging Gardens certifi ed contractors, meaning they have a wealth of experience installing our systems. This ensures that these subcontractors can run directly through Hanging Gardens with any questions and updates, and that our project manager can be a one stop contact for the General Contractor for any work in our realm. Regular touching base with our subcontractors allows General Contractors the ease of less phone calls and time trying to round everyone up, and more time making sure things run smoothly.

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Crossing the T’s and dotting the I’s is mandatory for every project to make sure that we have all of our bases covered, and that your project is ready to start off on a high note. Hanging Gardens’ Project Managers work in conjunction with project owners, architects, and contractors to ensure everything fi nishes out smoothly, and that any remaining questions are tackled. If necessary, Hanging Gardens can work with contractors to create a punchlist of any fi nal actions that are needed to fi nish up and help to oversee completion from contractors. Our project managers work hard to make sure we get our client’s projects wrapped up on time to ensure delivery of a top-notch product.

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At the end of the day, the system installed is an investment, and we want to help you protect it. Our system warranties off er assurance that your project will have a long and healthy life, and that the right steps will be taken if there ever is a problem down the road. Hanging Gardens has pulled together a wide array of products that all coexist perfectly, not only in a system assembly, but in warranty compatibility. If you choose, a Hanging Gardens Total System Warranty will off er you a sense of security knowing your investment is protected.

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1600Service #Maintenance & Monitoring


After installation, your project enters a crucial time period that can determine whether or not it succeeds. During the following months after installation, it is important to make sure the ecosystem is functioning at peak performance, and that weeds or other threatening factors are kept at bay. However, we kow that maintenance means time and money, and often times several sets of eyes and ears on site. To solve that problem, we introduce Greenformation®, a high-tech monitoring system that requires minimal eff ort to ensure maximum system vitality. Through a series of system monitoring components such as 24/7 feed cameras, soil moisture monitors, leaf wetness sensors, and interactive websites for data reporting, we are able to bring you a fully comprehensive monitoring system, without even having to set a pair of boots on the roof.

Hanging Gardens also comes prepared with a well rounded toolkit to determining the current state of a system for remediation consulting. Through our off erings of roof membrane leak detection, Greenformation®, and comprehensive growth media testing, we are able to paint a clear picture of the current state of your project, and any maintenance eff orts that may need to be performed to get things up and running again. Hanging Gardens also off ers on-site consulting for projects without automated maintenance services, and will provide owners with a comprehensive report outlining their fi ndings and advised methods of action for remediation.

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Air Temp. 28 in. Above Vines (F)

Soil VWC 3in. Below Sedum (m^3/m^3)

Soil VWC 3in. Below Vines (m^3/m^3)

Soil VWC 3in. Below Fern/Natives (m^3/m^3)

Soil VWC 3in. Below Herbs (m^3/m^3)

Soil VWC 3in. Below Wetland (m^3/m^3)

Soil VWC 3in. Below Prairie (m^3/m^3)

Averages Minimums Maximums

Start: 11/2016

End: 10/2017

11/2016 0.6 66.46 65.33 65.34 0.46 0.23 0.29 0.39 0.28 0.19

12/2016 4.76 60.72 59.98 59.95 0.47 0.25 0.31 0.44 0.31 0.23

1/2017 5.71 61.81 61.12 61.08 0.45 0.25 0.29 0.41 0.3 0.22

2/2017 1.96 65.89 65.47 65.44 0.37 0.24 0.26 0.39 0.27 0.23

3/2017 4.27 68.05 67.77 67.77 0.32 0.23 0.25 0.39 0.26 0.24

4/2017 4.77 73.95 73.75 73.77 0.28 0.21 0.23 0.29 0.25 0.23

5/2017 11.04 76.04 75.86 75.86 0.36 0.28 0.3 0.39 0.29 0.28

6/2017 13.03 80.69 80.49 80.46 0.42 0.38 0.32 0.41 0.33 0.32

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Roof (°F)

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Air Temp. 28" Above Sedum

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Soil VWC 3" Below Sedum

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Soil VWC 3" Below Vines (m^3/m^3)

Soil VWC 3" Below Native

Prairie

Soil VWC 3" Below Herbs (m^3/m^3)

Soil VWC 3" Below Wetland

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Soil VWC 3" Below Prairie

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Summary Stats Raw Data Download

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