What is Water Sensitive Urban Design?
A way of integrating the water cycle with the built environment for good planning.
Permeable, porous, and pervious asphalt are three different and separate products. However, they all achieve the common goal of improving water retention, and delivering water where it needs to go. Permeable asphalt can prevent thousands of litres of water from entering stormwater systems each year.
Here’s what you need to know about the different kinds of asphalt and concrete products available on the market today:
Permeable, porous, and previous asphalt has many benefits.
The exact specifications of load limits will differ from product to product, each of which usually has completely different physical properties. For instance, you would not use the same porous concrete on your driveway that you would around a truck loading dock.
There are many different industrial applications for pervious asphalt. To learn more, view some of the products about, or get in touch with us.
This depends. Covering a single driveway with pervious asphalt will cost less than covering an entire car park. However, the cost savings of these solutions pay for themselves after a while.
What you spend on permeable asphalt and concrete, you’ll save tenfold on irrigation, drainage, and retention systems. As soon as the water hits the surface, you are also preventing potential damage from flooding, and improving the strength and vitality of local ecosystems.
If you’re looking for the best in stormwater management for your property, you have come to the right place. There are so many options available on the market today and starting out can often be daunting.
If you’re looking into pervious and permeable asphalt solutions contact us first. We can put you in touch with industry-leading brands and products to help you achieve the best results for your project.
A way of integrating the water cycle with the built environment for good planning.
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