Sandbags vs FloodSax: Benefits of the modern alternative
Sandbags are valuable tools for flood control, offering a range of benefits in mitigating the impact of rising water levels. Their...
Read ArticleDriveway drainage: the ultimate guide
Have you recently finished work on a brand-new driveway? Congratulations! A neat driveway is both a practical necessity and a v...
Read ArticleEverything you need to know about Building Regulations Part H
Approved Document H of the Building Regulations, often referred to simply as Building Regulations Part H, outlines the drainage an...
Read ArticleWhat to do if your pumping station isn't working
With the twisting and turning structure and operation of a pumping station, it stands to reason that you might encounter an issue ...
Read ArticlePumping station buyer's guide
Picture this: You’re building the holiday cottage of your dreams in a stunningly beautiful part of the countryside. But th...
Read ArticleManhole covers buyer's guide
New to manhole covers? No problem! Here’s your guide to everything manhole cover related. From what they are to their material, ...
Read ArticleWhat size ladder should I use to clean my gutters?
The time has come. Your gutters are looking like they need serious cleaning. How do you do that? First, you need a ladder to reach...
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The benefits of aluminium guttering
Aluminium is a popular material for many guttering systems and has been used traditionally for many years. Their design is great...
Read Article5 benefits of plastic guttering
Plastic is one of the most popular guttering system materials. Thanks to new manufacturing methods, plastic or PVC (polyvinyl chlo...
Read ArticleWhat damage can a leaking gutter cause?
Leaking gutters are a common issue with a variety of causes. Knowing what damage a leaking gutter can cause will make a difference...
Read ArticleSoil pipe and waste pipe buyer's guide
Soil pipes and waste pipes are a vital part of any property. However, all those different pieces can be quite confusing. Find out ...
Read ArticleStandard gutter sizes
When choosing the sizes of new gutters and pipes, you need to bear in mind the size of your roof and the position of each gutter d...
Read ArticleDrainage gully buyer’s guide
Drainage gullies are incredibly useful. They're very much needed for rainwater or grey water drainage. Without a drain gully, you ...
Read ArticleGuide to corner channel drains
You've got the basic drain structure, but what about those corners of the channel drain system? At Drainage Superstore, we've g...
Read ArticleSoakaway buyer’s guide
During periods of heavy rainfall, it’s quite common for surface water to develop on the grounds of a property. However, if this ...
Read ArticleGuttering buyer's guide
Gutters are an essential part of any roofing system and prevent problems such as water ingress, dampness and condensation. They ch...
Read ArticleGutter types: which type of gutter is best for your project?
When working on a building project, it is important that you choose the most suitable guttering materials for the job. Whether you...
Read ArticleUnderground drain pipe sizes
Underground drain pipes need to be available in a range of diameters. This lets you choose the best possible one for whatever appl...
Read ArticleHow does a rainwater diverter work?
Drainage Superstore is proud to offer a range of rainwater diverters from brands such as Lindab, Brett Martin, Hargreaves and Alum...
Read ArticleHow to use an air admittance valve
What is an air admittance valve? Air admittance valves, also known as AAVs or durgo valves, are valves that help to re-balance th...
Read ArticleEverything you need to know about land drains
Land drains, commonly known as perforated drain pipes, are used in domestic, commercial, agricultural and industrial areas to stop...
Read ArticleGeotextile membranes explained
What are geotextile membranes? Geotextile membranes are pieces of fabric that are inserted into the ground as a form of protectiv...
Read ArticleHow to avoid a blocked soakaway system
Soakaway systems hold excess rainwater and release it slowly into the surrounding soil. This prevents waterlogging and flooding. ...
Read ArticleWhy use soakaway crates instead of rubble?
Here at Drainage Superstore, we are always looking for ways in which we can help our customers, whether it is offering advice and ...
Read ArticleWhat is an inspection chamber?
Inspection chambers are access points to underground pipework which allow maintenance and the removal of blockages. When installin...
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