Interpave discusses how innovations with concrete block permeable paving help meet regulatory requirements for sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) while cutting costs, optimising land use and enhancing external space – demonstrated at a recent civic centre development.
The original York Railway Station was built within the City Walls, adjacent to where the current station now stands. Opened in 1839 by the North Midland Railway, the structure only served trains to and from the south and the northern coalfields. However by 1873, as…
Hauraton has extended its RECYFIX SLOTTED Channel range with the introduction of a new twin slot design. The range is intended for the surface drainage of pavements or public squares in city/town centres, shopping malls and the like.
Industry leading steel rainwater product manufacturer Lindab are launching a new product into the UK. Lindab Magestic is a guttering system made from steel galvanised with a newly developed strengthened magnesium zinc alloy coating.
Hauraton Limited have introduced into the UK, RECYFIX® MONOTEC, their new high capacity channel system for the surface drainage of pavements, bicycle routes, car/van parks and roadways in and around residential, commercial and light industrial areas where the channels need to have high lateral strength,…
Every healthcare facility is looking for ways to optimise hygiene and yet one of the key areas that’s often overlooked is drainage. Here Andy Buchan, Divisional Managing Director of ACO Building Drainage, explains why drainage has such a fundamental impact on hygienic performance and what…
Excessive rain water has to be removed quickly and reliably from sports fields and competition areas. The SPORTFIX® drainage channels and other components offered by Hauraton comply with the latest standards and also meet IAAF requirements. It is essential sports facilities are designed and equipped…
Recent innovations with concrete block permeable paving help meet regulatory requirements while reducing costs, as consultant to Interpave Chris Hodson explains.
