AERATION , IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE
Hydrotrench Drainage System
ydrotrench provides
H a targeted and modular drainage panel system that will permanently transform how you solve drainage for gardens , patio / paving and driveway edges .
Estimated net carbon saving of minus 4.5Kg CO2e per panel
Hydrotrench drainage systems are a superior alternative to other traditional drainage methods , in addition they can be used to :
- Release surface water down into existing systems that are failed or failing due to compaction above .
- Repair and patch around collapsed / broken areas of pipe drainage .
- Act as a slit to control layer to dramatically reduce maintenance and lifecycle costs .
Hydrotrench remediation techniques are particularly effective in clay ground or racecourses that suffer from heavy compaction and frequently require costly maintenance and repairs .
Stunning Benefits
• Manufactured in the UK using up to 95 % or greater recycled plastic content
• Long-lasting , no compaction , no pipe blockages and no pipe breakages
• Rapid installation
• Works in any soil type ( including clay )
• Primary system and / or rejuvenates failed or damaged drainage systems
• Superior reliability , more efficient and fewer materials than traditional drainage methods
Stunning Results
• Waterlogged home gardens , patios , paved areas and driveway edges can now be drained more efficiently and with long-lasting effect .
• Silt traps can be replaced by ‘ stacking panels ’ laid flat at the end of the run to facilitate outfall connection .
How ‘ Modular Drainage Panels ’ Work
• They are installed into the ground and take water away from where you don ’ t want it … to where you do !
• Because they are ‘ modular ’ you can piece ‘ panels ’ together and cover any size of surface you want .
• Primary system and / or rejuvenates failed or damaged drainage systems
• Each panel works like a ‘ stent ’ in the ground , creating a path of least resistance that will not crush or block , even in the most challenging environments .
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