Just wrapped up this awesome project in Beaconsfield for a basketball-loving family
We installed a permeable concrete base, allowing water to flow straight through the tiles and into the ground—no need for additional drainage.
Basketball-loving Family
Project Considerations Before Specification
Before installing a Permeable Footpath, site conditions should be assessed to confirm suitability and expected performance outcomes. This helps ensure the system is matched correctly to environmental and structural requirements.
Key considerations include:
- Soil type and infiltration capacity
- Local rainfall intensity and storm patterns
- Sub-base design and drainage planning
- Expected pedestrian and service load conditions
- Surrounding infrastructure constraints
Next Steps: Planning To Specification
A Permeable Footpath provides a practical approach to managing stormwater while supporting durable, functional urban surfaces. It is suited to councils, developers, architects, and contractors working on infrastructure, public realm upgrades, and new urban developments.
To progress a project, technical support and specification guidance are available. Enquire or request a quote.