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Rainsmart Ellipse Soakaway Crate Assembled

Rainsmart Ellipse Soakaway Crate Assembled

Our Rainsmart crates are available fully assembled for fast application on site. You can also buy them in flat-pack form for easy self assembly (each crate takes around 2-3 minutes to assemble).Size, load and capacityEach crate has an overall area of approximately 0.25 square metres, enabling 4 crates to be used together to make a 1 cubic metre soakaway.The Rainsmart soakaway crate has an impressive void ratio of 95%. This is the amount of free space within the crate structure that can be used for rainwater storage. Each crate has a capacity of 233.64 Litres.The vertical crush load capacity of 24.2 tonnes per square metre ensures that the Rainsmart Ellipse crates are safe to be used beneath gardens and pedestrian areas. The lateral crush load of 18 tonnes per square metre is the best of any type of soakaway crate.Joining crates togetherClips are not required to hold the crates together, we recommend the use of cable ties to hold the crates in situ until the side fill is introduced. No clips on any crate system are structural, it is the side fill which holds the installation in place. Cable Ties are included with our 1m³ Soakaway Sets but if you are ordering individual crates and need to join them together you should order the ties separately.All outward facing crate surfaces should be always wrapped in non-woven geotextile membrane, which allows the free passage of water but prevents any soil or sand particles from entering the soakaway, maintaining its long term efficiency.Connecting Pipes to SoakawaysThe 110mm (or 160mm) drainage pipe is fed into the soakaway via one of the four circular 160mm open entry points. 110mm pipes simply rest on the bottom of this opening and we recommend that the pipe is inserted approximately 150mm inside the crate. Geotextile membrane should be installed over the opening first and then a small cross should be cut in the membrane at the entry point with a sharp knife. Carefully peel back the membrane, insert the pipe and tape or clamp the membrane tightly around the outside of the pipe to stop the ingress of any soil particles.For a closer look at Soakaway Crates in general, including installation tips, please take a look at our video.Consider a pre-filterFor best practice we always recommend that a pre-filter such as our Sentinel Silt Trap is used in conjunction with any modular soakaway system. Emptying the filter on a regular basis (this is only a five minute job) will maintain the efficiency of the soakaway and greatly increase its lifespan.

GBP 52.09
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Rainsmart Ellipse Soakaway Crate Flat-Packed

Rainsmart Ellipse Soakaway Crate Flat-Packed

Our Rainsmart crates are available flat-packed for easy assembly on site. Assembly of each crate takes approximately 2-3 minutes using a rubber mallet (supplied free of charge if you buy our 1 cubic metre soakaway sets).Take a quick look at how easy assembly is:  Size, load and capacityEach crate has an overall area of approximately 0.25 square metres, enabling 4 crates to be used together to make a 1 cubic metre soakaway.The Rainsmart soakaway crate has an impressive void ratio of 95%. This is the amount of free space within the crate structure that can be used for rainwater storage. Each crate has a capacity of 233.64 Litres.The vertical crush load capacity of 24.2 tonnes per square metre ensures that the Rainsmart Ellipse crates are safe to be used beneath gardens and pedestrian areas. The lateral crush load of 18 tonnes per square metre is the best of any type of soakaway crate.Joining crates togetherClips are not required to hold the crates together, we recommend the use of cable ties to hold the crates in situ until the side fill is introduced. No clips on any crate system are structural, it is the side fill which holds the installation in place. Cable Ties are included with our 1m³ Soakaway Sets but if you are ordering individual crates and need to join them together you should order the ties separately.All outward facing crate surfaces should be always wrapped in non-woven geotextile membrane, which allows the free passage of water but prevents any soil or sand particles from entering the soakaway, maintaining its long term efficiency.Connecting Pipes to SoakawaysThe 110mm (or 160mm) drainage pipe is fed into the soakaway via one of the four circular 160mm open entry points. 110mm pipes simply rest on the bottom of this opening and we recommend that the pipe is inserted approximately 150mm inside the crate. Geotextile membrane should be installed over the opening first and then a small cross should be cut in the membrane at the entry point with a sharp knife. Carefully peel back the membrane, insert the pipe and tape or clamp the membrane tightly around the outside of the pipe to stop the ingress of any soil particles.For a closer look at Soakaway Crates in general, including installation tips, please take a look at our detailed video.Consider a pre-filterFor best practice we always recommend that a pre-filter such as our Sentinel Silt Trap is used in conjunction with any modular soakaway system.  Emptying the filter on a regular basis (this is only a five minute job) will maintain the efficiency of the soakaway and greatly increase its lifespan.

GBP 48.80
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Rainsmart Ellipse Triple Soakaway Crate Flat-Packed

Rainsmart Ellipse Triple Soakaway Crate Flat-Packed

Our Rainsmart triple crates are available flat-packed foreasy assemblyon site. Assembly of each crate takes approximately 3-5 minutes using a rubber mallet (supplied free of charge if you buy our 1 cubic metre soakaway sets).Take a quick look at how easy assembly is (the video below is for our double crates, but in order to build a triple add a further 4 small and 3 large plate part unit to the top - as you do to turn the shallow into the double):Size, load and capacityEach crate has an overall area of approximately 0.33 cubic metres, enabling 3 crates to be used together to make a 1 cubic metre soakaway.The Rainsmart soakaway crate has an impressive void ratio of 95%. This is the amount of free space within the crate structure that can be used for rainwater storage. Each crate has a capacity of 347.77Litres.The vertical crush load capacity of 24.2 tonnes per square metre ensures that the Rainsmart Ellipse crates are safe to be used beneath gardens and pedestrian areas. The lateral crush load of 18 tonnes per square metre is the best of any type of soakaway crate.Joining crates togetherClips are not required to hold the crates together, we recommend the use of cable ties to hold the crates in situ until the side fill is introduced. No clips on any crate system are structural, it is the side fill which holds the installation in place. Cable Ties are included with our 1m Soakaway Sets but if you are ordering individual crates and need to join them together you should order the ties separately.All outward facing crate surfaces should be always wrapped innon-woven geotextile membrane, which allows the free passage of water but prevents any soil or sand particles from entering the soakaway, maintaining its long term efficiency.Connecting Pipes to SoakawaysThe 110mmor160mmdrainage pipe is fed into the soakaway via one of the four circular 160mm open entry points. 110mm pipes simply rest on the bottom of this opening and we recommend that the pipe is inserted approximately 150mm inside the crate.Geotextile membraneshould be installed over the opening first and then a small cross should be cut in the membrane at the entry point with a sharp knife. Carefully peel back the membrane, insert the pipe and tape or clamp the membrane tightly around the outside of the pipe to stop the ingress of any soil particles.For a closer look at Soakaway Crates in general, including installation tips,please take a look at our video.Consider a pre-filterFor best practice we always recommend that a pre-filter such as ourSiltGuard Silt Trapis used in conjunction with any modular soakaway system. Emptying the filter on a regular basis (this is only a five minute job) will maintain the efficiency of the soakaway and greatly increase its lifespan.Download ourRainsmart Ellipse Double Soakaway Crate Assembly Instructions and Component List with Installation Tips PDF.

GBP 75.66
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Rainsmart Nero Cell Drainage Cell - 30mm - Pack of 8

Rainsmart Nero Cell Drainage Cell - 30mm - Pack of 8

Our pack of 8 Nero Drainage Cells covers an area of 2.4 square metres. Each individual cell measures 600mm (L) x 500mm (W) x 30mm (D)Our Nero Drainage Cells, manufactured from recycled plastics, have a wide variety of uses. They are lightweight and easy to transport and carry but have a high load-bearing capacity of up to 135 tonnes per m2.Key uses for Nero Cell are as follows;In conjunction with soakaway crates, to increase the soil contact area, ideal for soakaway applications in heavier soilsAs an underdrain, to capture and discharge rising groundwater and eliminate the hydrostatic build-upAs a liner for planter boxes and roof gardens, removing excess water and retaining water in the cup structure for passive irrigation in drier periods.To create a horizontal drainage layer under paved areas and podium slabsIn streetscaping applications, in conjunction with Rainsmart soakaway cratesIn sports field drainage applications, in conjunction with Rainsmart soakaway cratesAs a capillary break in saltwater environments, protecting planting from the destructive forces of rising saltwater.Nero Celland#039;s unique cup structure holds water for passive irrigation in drier periods, whilst any excess water is removed by the multi-directional vortex flow through the drainage cell. Nero creates a perfect void for the draining of water, as there is no obstruction to the horizontal flow of water inside the cell structure.Nero Cells are a lightweight, efficient equivalent to traditional gravel drains.

GBP 60.92
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Rainsmart Soakaway Crate Flat-Packed - Heavy 65 Tonne

Rainsmart Soakaway Crate Flat-Packed - Heavy 65 Tonne

Our Rainsmart 65 Tonne crates are available flat-packed for an easy assembly. The dimensions of this crate when assembled are600mm (L) x 600mm (W) x 690mm (H).You can view a quick video on assembling flat-packed soakaways below.Size, load and capacityEach crate has an overall area of approximately 0.25 square metres, enabling 4 crates to be used together to make a 1 cubic metre soakaway.The Rainsmart heavy soakaway crate has a void ratio of 95%. This is the amount of free space within the crate structure that can be used for rainwater storage. Each crate has a capacity of 236 Litres. This is far superior to traditional hardcore style soakaways.The high load carrying ability of the Rainsmart Heavy crate system (vertical crush capacity 65 tonnes per square metre) makes it the ideal system ideal for use in load applications in new housing development, commercial and infrastructure projects.Joining crates togetherClips are not required to hold the crates together, we recommend the use of cable ties to hold the crates in situ until the side fill is introduced. No clips on any crate system are structural, it is the side fill which holds the installation in place. Cable Ties are included with our 1m Soakaway Sets but if you are ordering individual crates and need to join them together you should order the ties separately.All outward facing crate surfaces should be always wrapped in non-woven geotextile membrane, which allows the free passage of water but prevents any soil or sand particles from entering the soakaway, maintaining its long term efficiency.Connecting Pipes to SoakawaysRainwater is fed into the soakaway by butting the open end of the stormwater pipe against the crate. Geotextile membrane should be laid over the crates first and then a small cross should be cut in the membrane where it meets the pipe. Fold the membrane back and clamp it around the outside edge of the pipe, which is supported by the side fill. For extra stability if required a weak concrete mix can be be poured around the end of the pipe where it meets the crate.Consider a pre-filterFor best practice we always recommend that a pre-filter such as ourSiltGuard Silt Trapis used in conjunction with any modular soakaway system. Emptying the filter on a regular basis (this is only a five minute job) will maintain the efficiency of the soakaway and greatly increase its lifespan.For a closer look at Soakaway Crates in general, including installation tips,please take a look at our detailed introductory video.

GBP 71.78
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Rainsmart Soakaway Crate Assembled - Heavy 65 Tonne Shallow

Rainsmart Soakaway Crate Assembled - Heavy 65 Tonne Shallow

Our Rainsmart 65 Tonne Shallow crates are available fully assembled for fast site application. The dimensions of this crate are600mm (L) x 600mm (W) x 360mm (H).Size, load and capacityEach crate has an overall area of approximately 0.125 cubic metres, enabling 8 crates to be used together to make a 1 cubic metre soakaway.The Rainsmart heavy soakaway crate has a void ratio of 95%. This is the amount of free space within the crate structure that can be used for rainwater storage. Each crate has a capacity of 123 Litres. This is far superior to traditional hardcore style soakaways.The high load carrying ability of the Rainsmart Heavy crate system (vertical crush capacity 65 tonnes per square metre) makes it the ideal system ideal for use in load applications in new housing development, commercial and infrastructure projects.Joining crates togetherClips are not required to hold the crates together, we recommend the use of cable ties to hold the crates in situ until the side fill is introduced. No clips on any crate system are structural, it is the side fill which holds the installation in place. Cable Ties are included with our 1m Soakaway Sets but if you are ordering individual crates and need to join them together you should order the ties separately.All outward facing crate surfaces should be always wrapped in non-woven geotextile membrane, which allows the free passage of water but prevents any soil or sand particles from entering the soakaway, maintaining its long term efficiency.Connecting Pipes to SoakawaysRainwater is fed into the soakaway by butting the open end of the stormwater pipe against the crate. Geotextile membrane should be laid over the crates first and then a small cross should be cut in the membrane where it meets the pipe. Fold the membrane back and clamp it around the outside edge of the pipe, which is supported by the side fill. For extra stability if required a weak concrete mix can be be poured around the end of the pipe where it meets the crate.Consider a pre-filterFor best practice we always recommend that a pre-filter such as ourSiltGuard Silt Trapis used in conjunction with any modular soakaway system. Emptying the filter on a regular basis (this is only a five minute job) will maintain the efficiency of the soakaway and greatly increase its lifespan.For a closer look at Soakaway Crates in general, including installation tips, please take a look at our introductory video.

GBP 48.06
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Rainsmart Soakaway Crate Assembled - Heavy 65 Tonne

Rainsmart Soakaway Crate Assembled - Heavy 65 Tonne

Our Rainsmart 65 Tonne crates are available fully assembled for fast site application. The dimensions of this crate are600mm (L) x 600mm (W) x 690mm (H).Size, load and capacityEach crate has an overall area of approximately 0.25 square metres, enabling 4 crates to be used together to make a 1 cubic metre soakaway.The Rainsmart heavy soakaway crate has a void ratio of 95%. This is the amount of free space within the crate structure that can be used for rainwater storage. Each crate has a capacity of 236 Litres. This is far superior to traditional hardcore style soakaways.The high load carrying ability of the Rainsmart Heavy crate system (vertical crush capacity 65 tonnes per square metre) makes it the ideal system ideal for use in load applications in new housing development, commercial and infrastructure projects.Joining crates togetherClips are not required to hold the crates together, we recommend the use of cable ties to hold the crates in situ until the side fill is introduced. No clips on any crate system are structural, it is the side fill which holds the installation in place. Cable Ties are included with our 1m Soakaway Sets but if you are ordering individual crates and need to join them together you should order the ties separately.All outward facing crate surfaces should be always wrapped in non-woven geotextile membrane, which allows the free passage of water but prevents any soil or sand particles from entering the soakaway, maintaining its long term efficiency.Connecting Pipes to SoakawaysRainwater is fed into the soakaway by butting the open end of the stormwater pipe against the crate. Geotextile membrane should be laid over the crates first and then a small cross should be cut in the membrane where it meets the pipe. Fold the membrane back and clamp it around the outside edge of the pipe, which is supported by the side fill. For extra stability if required a weak concrete mix can be be poured around the end of the pipe where it meets the crate.Consider a pre-filterFor best practice we always recommend that a pre-filter such as ourSiltGuard Silt Trapis used in conjunction with any modular soakaway system. Emptying the filter on a regular basis (this is only a five minute job) will maintain the efficiency of the soakaway and greatly increase its lifespan.For a closer look at Soakaway Crates in general, including installation tips,please take a look at our detailed introductory video.

GBP 78.04
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