Aquabox, Drening, and Drainpanel are sustainable rainwater infiltration products designed to mitigate rising flood risks in urban areas. Made from recycled plastic modules that create underground infiltration systems of any size, they easily adapt to any location, offering a flexible and sustainably profitable alternative to infiltration ponds, shafts, or concrete tanks.
Aquabox is an infiltration box ideal for large-area applications. When configured with half-modules, it creates infiltration basins just 45 cm high, making it suitable for shallow excavations and high water tables. When combined with 80 cm modules, Aquabox forms large infiltration facilities with installation depths of up to 6.3 m.
Drening is our infiltration tunnel with a capacity equivalent to 36 PVC pipes, making it ideal for constructing low-depth, noninvasive infiltration trenches. The modules connect horizontally, forming individual infiltration chambers or large trenches or expanding existing or creating new infiltration systems.
Drainpanel is an infiltration element composed of 16 hollow perforated stubs that interlock and stack to create multilayered water infiltration basins. With a module height of just 23 cm and a stacking capability of over 3 m, Drainpanel infiltration trenches offer great design flexibility, allowing for precise adaptation to varying excavation depths.
Aquabox, Drening, and Drainpanel’s innovative design enables the construction of infiltration basins in any available space. With easy manual setup, simplified logistics, and reduced use of concrete and aggregates, they provide efficient, sustainably profitable rainwater infiltration, vital for improving climate resilience in congested urban areas.
To purchase or learn more about our rainwater infiltration solutions, contact Luca Zausa at luca.zausa@geoplastglobal.com or connect with him on Linkedin.
