Soakaway and Drainage Crates

Soakaway and Drainage Crates

Soakaway and drainage crates, also known as attenuation crates, are a cost-effective and efficient way to manage surface water in a range of outdoor spaces. These modular systems are lightweight yet extremely strong, designed to be buried underground where they store storm water and allow it to soak away into the surrounding soil gradually. By slowing the flow of water, attenuation crates help prevent flooding and pooling and reduce pressure on existing drainage systems. Pair it with geotextile membranes, threshold drainage, manhole covers and other drainage solutions for a fully controllable, self-contained drainage system.

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Soakaway and Drainage Crate Stormwater Attenuation - 190 Litre

Soakaway and Drainage Crate Stormwater Attenuation - 190 Litre

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  • About Soakaway and Drainage Crates

    Drainage crates are widely used in residential and commercial projects, as they are essential installations for areas prone to heavy rainfall or where sustainable urban drainage systems (SuDS) are required. They are commonly installed beneath driveways, car parks, landscaped areas, and industrial sites to control runoff and improve site drainage - eliminating puddles, streams and other unwanted pools of water. Quick to install thanks to their interlocking, modular design, drainage crates offer the flexibility for small soakaway pits all the way up to large-scale water attenuation systems.

    Our range of attenuation crates comes in different load ratings, from pedestrian-friendly variants to more heavy-duty HGV-bearing crates (often designed to be installed at different depths). Check the load rating of your crate, as we have solutions for most weight classes! By integrating features like inspection chambers and geotextile wraps, soakaway crates provide an affordable and long-lasting solution for the management of unwanted surface run off (as well as compliance with building regulations).