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Drainage Cell System
Do you need a way to direct, channel or retain excess water in an urban area? Iglube’s drainage cell systems represent the pinnacle of modern rainwater management. Designed and manufactured by Australian engineers, our signature drainage cell system gives designers one simple system to manage stormwater, create treed landscapes, and build permeable pavements.
If you have a project that requires subsurface water management, this modular cell system is not only durable, but also versatile and low-maintenance. Place your order now or contact us to receive your custom quote!
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Our State-of-the-Art Drainage Cell System
At iglube, we believe that quality design speaks for itself and makes sense immediately. This is the mindset that led to the creation of our revolutionary modular drainage cell system. Designed and manufactured right here in Australia, each system uses interlocking engineered plastic panels that can be easily installed and placed below the surface in various different settings.
The high crush strength of iglube makes it suitable for use under pavements subject to heavy vehicle traffic, while its efficient design offers real cost savings when compared to competitor systems.
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The Versatile Applications of an iglube Drainage Cell System
The iglube drainage cell system features a modular design that makes it simple and easy to install. As a result, it can be used in a wide variety of different environments and settings. Despite its versatility, an iglube system will never compromise on functionality and performance.
Our cutting-edge drainage cell system can be used for
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Roads and driveways
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Landscaping works
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Green roofs
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Sports fields
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Parks
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And many other settings
Its utilitarian design makes it applicable as a foundational layer beneath permeable pavers or as a stand-alone drainage module underneath lawns and landscaped terraces. Each unit interlocks seamlessly, creating a uniform and stable base for layers of soil, sand, or gravel. The cells can also be tailored with non-woven DUX geotextile or impermeable geomembranes.
The iglube Drainage Cell System – Affordable and Easy to Install
At iglube, we’re dedicated to making water absorption and drainage management easier than ever before. This is why we’ve used decades of industry expertise to create a modular system that streamlines civil and landscaping projects across Australia.
Both affordable and easy-to-install, our products can either be set up as a continuous, interconnecting system or as independent modules. The lightweight arches also allow projects of any size and shape to be quickly installed, even on the most difficult sites.
If you’re a landscape architect or civil construction firm, we can also provide you with extensive CAD drawings upon request. This is all a part of our commitment to delivering the most effective drainage management solutions on the Australian market.
Get Expert Advice and Guidance for Your Drainage Cell System
Should you require further insight into how the iglube drainage cell system can fit into your specific project, don’t hesitate to call us on 1300 069 394. Our experts are ready to provide detailed product knowledge, installation guidance, and after-sales support.
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Frequently Asked Questions – Drainage Cell Systems
What is a drainage cell system and how does it work?
A drainage cell system is a modular underground structure designed to manage water effectively by promoting drainage and reducing waterlogging. It consists of interconnected cells that create an airspace for water to flow through, helping in moisture retention or rapid drainage depending on the configuration. This system is especially effective in urban landscaping where soil compaction can impede natural water flow.
Where can the iglube drainage cell system be installed?
The iglube drainage cell system is incredibly versatile and can be installed in multiple locations including beneath rooftop gardens, landscaped terraces, public pathways and they can even be used as permeable pavers. This makes it suitable for various applications in cities like Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, where efficient water management systems are crucial due to frequent urban development projects.
What are the environmental benefits of using iglube’s drainage cell systems?
Using the iglube drainage cell system contributes to environmental sustainability in several ways. It is made primarily from recycled high-density polyethylene, reducing waste and the use of new materials. Additionally, it allows for effective rainwater harvesting and reduces surface runoff, promoting groundwater recharge and reducing the urban heat island effect in metropolitan areas like Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth.
How easy is it to install an iglube drainage cell system?
The iglube drainage cell system is designed for easy installation and requires no specialised skills. The cells click into place, facilitating quick assembly and reducing labour costs. This feature is particularly beneficial in the fast-paced construction markets of Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, where saving time equates to saving money.
Can the iglube drainage cell system be reused or reconfigured after initial installation?
Yes, one of the significant advantages of the iglube drainage cell system is its flexibility in reconfiguration and reuse. This is particularly useful for temporary landscapes or redevelopment projects in Perth and other cities, where landscapes may need to be adapted or temporarily staged. This feature adds a layer of economic efficiency by minimising waste and costs associated with buying new materials for each project phase.
