A Precast Concrete Tank is used to initially to collect excess water in a temporary storage chamber and then to slowly discharge this water in a controlled manner back into the water course or drainage system. The amount of discharge will vary depending whether it is a brown or greenfield site and the Dry Weather Flow calculations.
Moore Concrete have developed a method of casting our box culverts which incorporates a sloping base, that is cast in a single operation with the main Culvert Unit. This single cast attenuation tank design offers a more robust alternative to a secondary cast. Units come with end walls, access points and pipe openings.
Our Precast Concrete Tanks are manufactured to provide the ideal storm water solution. At Moore Concrete we can design and install this product based on your desired needs and specifications. Precast Concrete Tanks offer a low maintenance solution. Our Precast Concrete Tanks are manufactured to provide the ideal storm water solution. At Moore Concrete we can design and install this product based on your desired needs and specifications. Precast Concrete Tanks offer a low maintenance solution.
Precast concrete tanks provide the ideal solution for gravity storm water.
Tank designs can be manufactured to specific site requirements.
Extremely durable.
Low maintenance solution.
Flow control units can be built into the attenuation tank design.
Moore Concrete operates a rigorous quality management system to ensure that every product is manufactured in full compliance with BSI ISO:9001
Moore Concrete are proud to be one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of high quality precast building products. Our Attenuation Precast Concrete Tanks can be manufactured to bespoke sizes and customer specifications. Talk to our team to find out more.
Moore Concrete will deliver your products to site.
For further information regarding Attenuation Precast Concrete Tanks please contact a member of our Civils sales team on 028 2565 2566, Ext 3
Our precast units can be delivered to any part of the UK and Ireland.
Attenuation Precast Concrete Tanks are the ideal solution for regulating the surface water runoff, preventing downstream flooding and the existing infrastructure from being overwhelmed. The impact of increased development often interrupts the natural water flows and causes an increase in runoff coming from carparks, roofs and other development structures in today’s modern world. These issues could be alleviated by an increase in the size of storm water sewers or watercourse to create additional capacity, however this can be very costly or cause major infrastructure disruption, therefore making provisions by the addition of an attenuation tank forms in a more feasible solution. With the affect of climate change, provisions to avoid flooding and support the current infrastructure are likely to become increasingly important.
Precast concrete tanks provide the ideal solution for gravity storm water.
Tank designs can be manufactured to specific site requirements.
Extremely durable.
Low maintenance solution.
Flow control units can be built into the attenuation tank design.
Moore Concrete operates a rigorous quality management system to ensure that every product is manufactured in full compliance with BSI ISO:9001
Moore Concrete are proud to be one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of high quality precast building products. Our Attenuation Precast Concrete Tanks can be manufactured to bespoke sizes and customer specifications. Talk to our team to find out more.
Moore Concrete will deliver your products to site.
For further information regarding Attenuation Precast Concrete Tanks please contact a member of our Civils sales team on 028 2565 2566, Ext 3
Our precast units can be delivered to any part of the UK and Ireland.
Attenuation Precast Concrete Tanks are the ideal solution for regulating the surface water runoff, preventing downstream flooding and the existing infrastructure from being overwhelmed. The impact of increased development often interrupts the natural water flows and causes an increase in runoff coming from carparks, roofs and other development structures in today’s modern world. These issues could be alleviated by an increase in the size of storm water sewers or watercourse to create additional capacity, however this can be very costly or cause major infrastructure disruption, therefore making provisions by the addition of an attenuation tank forms in a more feasible solution. With the affect of climate change, provisions to avoid flooding and support the current infrastructure are likely to become increasingly important.