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CORE WATER CRATE

Flat-pack recycled-polypropylene crate supplied with filtration membrane for project-designed infiltration storage.

Material
Recycled polypropylene
Construction
Flat-pack modular crate
Included filtration membrane
80 gsm nonwoven
CORE WATER CRATE modular below-ground storage units.
CORE WATER CRATE · BELOW-GROUND INFILTRATION STORAGE
Verified scope

What this product is.

CORE WATER CRATE forms below-ground void storage for a soakaway. It is only suitable where ground testing, groundwater, location, cover, loading, inspection and overflow support infiltration; attenuation requires a separately designed sealed system and controlled outlet.

Ordering information

Codes and formats.

Published product referenceCORE WATER CRATE
Order / SKU codeConfirm on current CORE quotation
Published nominal volume0.216 m³

Confirm against the current controlled dimensions before design or ordering.

Declared data

Verified specifications.

Values shown here are limited to the current source record. A stated data gap is safer than merging legacy or conflicting product information.

MaterialRecycled polypropylene
ConstructionFlat-pack modular crate
Included filtration membrane80 gsm nonwoven
Published dimensionsControlled confirmation requiredPublic sources conflict between 800 × 500 × 500 mm and 800 × 540 × 500 mm.
Published minimum cover — landscaped / pedestrian450 mm
Published minimum cover — vehicle areas900 mmTraffic suitability and the complete structural build-up must be confirmed.
Applications

Where it can be considered.

  • Domestic soakaways
  • Garden and pedestrian areas
  • Selected light-vehicle areas subject to design
  • Below-ground infiltration storage
Limitations

Where judgment is required.

A percolation or infiltration assessment is required; heavy clay can make a soakaway unsuitable.

The crate is not automatically suitable for attenuation, multiple-crate vehicle arrays or HGV loading.

Public dimensions and traffic claims conflict; confirm the controlled product master before calculation.

Location, groundwater, building offsets, overflow, maintenance and exceedance routes need project design.

Installation overview

Sequence the interfaces.

  1. 01

    Complete infiltration, groundwater, loading and location assessment and size the soakaway.

  2. 02

    Excavate safely to the designed levels and prepare a stable, level base.

  3. 03

    Assemble the crate, wrap with the specified filtration membrane and protect laps and penetrations.

  4. 04

    Connect inlets, inspection and overflow details as designed.

  5. 05

    Backfill and compact symmetrically using approved materials, maintaining the required cover and protection.

This overview does not replace the current product document, approved project detail, risk assessment or inspection plan.

Relevant evidence

Drainage project review

Submit infiltration results, catchment, location, levels and loading for review.

No verified public CORE case in the current evidence set identifies this exact crate and a complete design record.
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Straight answers

CORE WATER CRATE questions.

Is a soakaway suitable in clay?

Often not. Infiltration testing and ground assessment must demonstrate that water can disperse at the required rate without unacceptable risk.

What are the exact dimensions?

CORE's current public sources conflict, so confirm the controlled product master before sizing or ordering.

Can it go under vehicles?

The published sheet gives 900 mm cover guidance, but vehicle class, crate arrangement, soil, backfill and pavement construction must be confirmed for the project.

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