Infiltration systems that let water seep into the soil.
Letting rainwater infiltrate means we leave it to seep into the soil again, one way or the other. By doing so, we do, in fact, no more than restoring a disrupted natural pattern, because usually, when rain falls, it seeps back into the soil, replenishing groundwater reserves. But densely built-up areas leave rainwater less and less the chance to do this. Which means that letting rainwater infiltrate can be a valuable contribution to restoring our groundwater reserves and combatting drying out.
A good infiltration system can be made up of underground plastic crates that catch the rainwater temporarily and slowly let it seep into the ground again.
Our individual infiltration systems can be connected to:
Your rainwater tank overflow
Rainwater from paved surfaces (terraces), collected in drainage channels, floor drains, etc.
Potentially purified wastewater (overflow of individual water purification)
DS Infiltration crates come in ready-to-use packages of 200 l - 1,200 l. Provided with an in- and out connection of ø160 and an inspection channel. The BENOR certified geo textile they are wrapped in is quality woven SG29/29 (Bonar)-type plastic mesh which eliminates the risk of clogging. Very flexible!
Several standard sizes can be combined for projects larger than 1,200 l.
DS sand trap Is installed before the infiltration crates. Body in HDPE with removable PVC bucket.
PVC filter trap Is installed before the infiltration system and catches small debris. Suitable for catching leaves and filtering debris.
