PRODUCT REVIEW: Soakaway Crates - Surface Water Drainage Solution | Drainage Sales

Where can l get the socksway crate

Do you ship these to the USA?

I have water very near surface back of my garden is it worth getting a soakaway crate down there?

Really well explained - No silly background music - Well spoken and to-the-point.
I learned a lot here.
Thank you

Thanks this is a great video and really useful

What happens to all the leaves and crap that go down the drain

Really enjoyed the info on the video brilliant.
Justin brickright 👍

Great video. Very informative. I live in a 1970s bungalow and one room feels damp. Turns out old soakaway isn't working. I am going to install these crates

If a part of my garden gets very water logged, can I just dig a large hole and fill it with these, without and pipes connecting to them?

Thanks for the informative vid. BUT: what happens next? How doe the crates work in practical terms? Are they ok for all type of soil? What happens with a clay soil, for example? What happens if there is not only surface water (e.g. rain) but also raising water?

Product doesn't solve anything... pea gravel or hard core works absolutely fine especially if you're digging the correct size soak away. Costs more for the customer as well, pointless product.

And what happens when the box is full of water?

Isn't this contributing to plastic pollution compared with just using gravel?

It there a reason you don't make like stackable so you dont need the clip?

Brilliant & simple thanks

Load of high cost bullshit ! Do it the old way with old hard core or gravel ours on our farm is still going fine after twenty odd years service

What distance should a soakaway crates be from the house and the perimeter of the garden fence i.e your neighbour.

Hello, I have a small area of garden that is holding water. Will these work on there own without adding any additional drainage pipes?

Yet another over complicated idea from those interfering Americans. Tried and preferred method of simple excavation lined with a permeable membrane, fill with 1/4 inch pea-shingle, lasts a lifetime and at a fraction of the cost.