Safe
The Skeletank® only requires a very shallow excavation which in most cases is no more than 500mm deep. There are certain circumstances where no digging is required at all. For instance you could install the Skeletank® below decking.
Simple
No need for a specialist installer. Any competent DIY enthusiast should be able to install the Skeletank®. Installation information can be found on this website and full technical support is available.
Modular
When installed one Skeletank® can hold 300litres and due to its modular nature can be easily added to increasing the storage volume to satisfy any requirement.
Versatile
Measuring just over 1m² in plan area, the Skeletank® can fit into many drive and garden spaces.
Lightweight
The Skeletank® only weighs 35kg and can be easily carried by two people.
There is an ever increasing requirement for householders and house builders to consider incorporating sustainable drainage systems (SUDS) in their existing and new build homes. The requirement may be a personal environmental choice, financial, planning condition or a building regulation requirement. Current guidance and forthcoming legislation will encourage a greater uptake for SUDS as attempts are made to minimise the occurrences of flooding and reduce water wastage.
The Skeletank® has been designed for use within a rainwater harvesting system.
Multiple units can be connected together to suit your usage requirements.
Multiple units can be connected together to suit your usage requirements.
The Skeletank® is the first off the shelf product that is produced to provide an “off-the-shelf” soakaway.
It provides a highly efficient soakaway with the equivalent performances of a gravel soakaway three times its volume.
It provides a highly efficient soakaway with the equivalent performances of a gravel soakaway three times its volume.
When it rains the Skeletank® allows the rainwater to be stored temporarily and to be released in a very slow controlled manner.
This system reduces the downstream flooding. This philosophy is known as attenuation.
This system reduces the downstream flooding. This philosophy is known as attenuation.
