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ACO Stormbrixx
ACO Systems Ltd.
33 40 00 Storm Drainage Utilities
ACO StormBrixx® is a unique and patented plastic stormwater management system. Designed for surface water infiltration and storage, its versatility allows it to be used in applications across all construction environments as a standalone solution or as part of an integrated sustainable urban drainage (LID) scheme.
Product range benefits
• Unequalled strength and stability during installation and in use.
• Long life expectancy – 50+ years
• Full access to the entire tank for maintenance and cleaning
• Ship very compact and install very fast
• High void ratio 95-97% ensures minimum excavation
• Modular system provide solutions for any storage volume required
Typical Applications
• Attenuation systems – construction projects where stormwater needs to be managed on site due to sewer discharge limitations
• Infiltration systems – applications where water infiltrate in the ground where it is collected from a hard surface
• Retention – applications where the water is collected from a hard surface and stored on site with the purpose of using it for local needs such us plants watering or use as non-potable water in a building (toilet flushing, etc)
• Tree root growth medium – the system is filled with soil and used as an enhanced, non-compactable underground medium to promote urban tree root growing for healthy, beautiful trees
Additional Information
StormBrixxACO StormBrixx Assembly Comparison
Contact Information
Email:
info@acocan.ca
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