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The Junglefy Breathing Wall* is an active, modular green wall system,
scientifically proven to accelerate the removal of air pollutants faster than any
other plant-based system on the market. It also acts as a sound barrier, improving
acoustics while cooling the surrounding air temperature, resulting in energy
efficiency and reduced air conditioning costs.
*patent pending
The Junglefy
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How does it work?
The Junglefy Breathing Wall is an advanced green wall system using active ventilation to pull air through the module and over the leaves and growing medium. This active ventilation provides a ‘super charged’ process of reducing CO2 levels, eliminating air pollutants, and cooling and humidifying indoor air.
One Junglefy Breathing Wall module can clean a vastly greater volume of air than one traditional green wall module, or one pot plant. The research results of the Junglefy Breathing Wall demonstrated that “to achieve the same results, one would need hundreds and hundreds of pot plants, or a much larger traditional green wall” as Dr Torpy says.

Scientific Research Reports
Developing The Junglefy Breathing Wall For Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Remediation, P.J. Irga1, N. Paull1, P. Abdo2, B.P. Huynh2, V. Avakian2, T. Nguyen2, F.R. Torpy1
Assessing the Air Quality Remediation Capacity of the Junglefy Breathing Wall Modular Plant Wall System, F.R. Torpy, M. Zavattaro, P.J. Irga, M.D. Burchett, December 2015
Bench-study of green-wall plants for indoor air pollution reduction, Fraser Torpy1, Michael Zavattaro2, Journal of Living Architecture, Vol 5, No. 1, Pages 1-15
Plants in the classroom can improve student performance, John Daly1, Margaret Burchett2 and Fraser Torpy2
Do indoor plants contribute to the aeromycota in city buildings?, Fraser R. Torpy, Peter J. Irga, Jason Brennan, Margaret D. Burchett, Aerobiologia, September 2013, Volume 29, Issue 3, pp 321-331.
Removal of Benzene by the Indoor Plant/Substrate Microcosm and Implications of Air Quality, Ralph L. Orwell, Jane Tarran, Ronald L. Wood, Margaret D. Burchett, Water Air and Soil Pollution157(1):193-207 · January 2004.
The potted plant microcosm substantially reduces indoor air VOC pollution: I Office Field Study, Ronald A. Wood, Margaret D. Burchett∗, Ralph Alquezar, Ralph L. Orwell, Jane Tarran And Fraser Torpy, Water Air and Soil Pollution 175(1):163-180 · September 2006
Use of living pot-plants to cleanse indoor air – Research Review, Jane Tarran†, Fraser Torpy, and Margaret Burchett
Measurement of air flow through a green-wall module, Abdo, P, Huynh, BP, Avakian, V, Nguyen, TT, Gammon, J, Torpy, FR & Irga, PJ 2016, Proceedings of the 20th Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Australasian Fluid Mechanics Conference, Australasian Fluid Mechanics Society, Perth
The in situ pilot-scale phytoremediation of airborne VOCs and particulate matter with an active green wall, Pettit, T, Irga, PJ & Torpy, FR 2018, Air Quality, Atmosphere and Health, 2018
Reducing indoor air pollutants through horticultural biotechnology, Irga, PJ & Torpy, FR 2017