Porous Lane’s latest technology is a permeable kerb and channel system, developed in partnership with John Holland, Sustainability Victoria and The University of Melbourne.
This innovative new product aims to create a kerb and channel system that is more effective at managing stormwater flows, while recycling waste tyre using a similar mix to Porous Lane’s permeable pavement technology.
The mix requires no cement and has been tested for leachates and micro-plastics, ensuring there is no negative impact on water flowing through the system. The kerb acts as a filtration system, reducing the volume of harmful particles entering our waterways via runoff.
The system has undergone several trials and is now commercialised and available to be installed. To download a typical profile, please go to our technical drawings page.
To lean more about this innovative technology and the benefits it can provide, please get in touch with us at sales@porouslane.com.au.
Permeable Kerb & Channel System
Water Sensitive Urban Design
Certified Circular Economy
Highly Resistant to Cracking
25 Year Design Life
Cooler than Impermeable Materials
Suitable for Trafficable Areas
Watch Prof. Mahdi Disfani and Fiona Bowie discusses the partnership between the University of Melbourne, John Holland Group and Porous Lane that lead to the trial of the permeable kerb and channel system in 2023.
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