Drainage Cells

If you’re looking to improve your garden’s drainage for efficient surface water management, you’ve come to the right place.

Our drainage cells are designed to provide effective drainage for a variety of applications, whether you’re working on a residential garden, a commercial project, or a sports field.

Explore our selection and embark on a journey toward a more sustainable and well-maintained outdoor environment today.

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Drainage Cell | Black | 600 x 290 x 25mm (0.174m2) | By CORE DRAINAGE
£5.99 inc VAT

Drainage Cells – Frequently Asked Questions

What are drainage cells?

Drainage cells are modular components designed to facilitate efficient water drainage in outdoor areas. They are typically made of durable plastic and feature a grid-like structure that allows water to flow freely while providing stability and support.

Why are drainage cells important?

Drainage cells play a crucial role in managing water runoff and preventing waterlogging in outdoor spaces. They promote proper drainage by creating a void space beneath the surface, allowing excess water to be collected, stored, and effectively channeled away, reducing the risk of water damage and creating healthier growing conditions for plants.

Where can drainage cells be used?

Drainage cells are versatile and can be used in various applications, including residential gardens, rooftop gardens, landscaped areas, sports fields, green roofs, and underground car parks. They provide effective drainage solutions for both small-scale and large-scale projects.

Are drainage cells environmentally friendly?

Yes, our drainage cells are made from recycled materials, making them an environmentally friendly choice. They promote sustainable water management by reducing runoff and supporting the health of plants and vegetation.

Can drainage cells help with soil erosion control?

Yes, drainage cells can contribute to soil erosion control. By facilitating proper water drainage and preventing water buildup, they help maintain soil stability, reduce erosion, and preserve the integrity of landscaped areas.