Living wall services, from first sketch to year ten.
Living walls, engineered to keep living.
Four services under one accountable team: bespoke living wall design, installation by our own crews, planned maintenance, and system supply to the trade. Delivering living walls in London for twenty years, from our studio in south west London.
We start with the building. Structure, weight loading, water, drainage, light and access shape the system before a plant is chosen. You receive a planting palette, an irrigation strategy and setting-out drawings a contractor can build to.
Directly employed teams fit the frame, the irrigation and the planting, sequenced around scaffold, façade completion, M&E and handover. One install day per 5 m² within the M25.
A living wall is a planted system, not a product. Contracts cover irrigation servicing, feeding, pruning, seasonal replanting and written condition reports. We also maintain walls we did not install.
Channel Pro® and Living Louvres® hardware, irrigation kits and substrate for landscapers, contractors and designers running their own installations, with drawings and technical support through the build.
Send drawings, a photograph or a rough size. We review access, orientation, water and structure and tell you quickly whether the wall is straightforward.
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Design & specification
System selection, planting palette, irrigation and interface details, issued as drawings with a fixed quotation split into supply, installation and maintenance.
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Installation
Frame, irrigation and planting installed by our own teams to the agreed sequence, then commissioned and tested before handover.
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Maintenance & aftercare
Planned visits from month one, with reporting to you or your managing agent and replanting cycles that keep the wall dense.
03 — Who we work with
Specified by architects, trusted by property managers.
We work as an independent specialist alongside your design team rather than as the supplier of a single product, which is why our systems are specified on projects from private courtyards to hotel façades.