Soakaways

Soakaways are an essential component in managing surface water, especially in areas prone to flooding or with impermeable soil. They help in efficiently dispersing water back into the earth, reducing the risk of waterlogging and flooding.

Types of Soakaways Products

Soakaway Crates

These are modular systems designed for easy installation and effective water management. The 20 Tonne Soakaway Crates, for instance, are robust and ideal for residential or commercial projects. Measuring 400mm x 1m x 1m, these crates are compact yet provide substantial volume for water absorption.

Practical Uses:

• Gardens and Landscaping: Ideal for preventing water accumulation in gardens and lawns.
• Building Foundations: Protects building foundations by directing water away.

• Parking Areas and Driveways: Manages runoff in paved areas effectively.

   

Choosing the Right Soakaway Product

When selecting a soakaway product, consider the following factors:

• Soil Type: Permeability of the soil affects the efficiency of the soakaway.
• Water Load: Estimate the amount of water to be managed. The 20 Tonne capacity crates are suitable for moderate to high water flow.

• Space Availability: Measure the available space to ensure the crates fit perfectly.

   

Vendor: DAVANT

DAVANT offers reliable and high-quality soakaway solutions. Their products are known for durability and efficiency, making them a preferred choice for various water management needs.

Application and Installation

Installing soakaways requires careful planning. It's important to ensure proper placement and depth according to local regulations and environmental conditions. Professional installation is recommended for optimal performance.

Environmental Impact

Soakaways are an environmentally friendly solution, aiding in groundwater recharge and reducing surface water pollution. They play a crucial role in sustainable water management practices.

Remember, the effectiveness of a soakaway system largely depends on correct installation and suitability to the specific site conditions. Always consult with experts or conduct a thorough site assessment before making a decision.