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Designed for homeowners and landscapers managing waterlogged gardens or site areas, this PBSL Group land drainage kit provides an efficient solution for redirecting excess groundwater. The 60mm perforated pipe, combined with a protective filter sleeve, ensures long-term drainage performance by preventing silt and sand blockages. While the system is highly effective for soil-based drainage, users should be aware that it requires proper trench excavation and aggregate backfill to function optimally, making it a labor-intensive project rather than a quick fix.
| Model Part Number | LD6025KIT |
|---|---|
| Brand | PBSL Group |
It is highly recommended to surround the pipe with clean, washed aggregate to improve permeability and provide a stable foundation.
The sleeve is a lightweight, high-permeability geotextile fabric designed to allow water ingress while filtering out soil fines.
This kit is designed for garden and landscape drainage. It is not intended to be placed directly under heavy vehicular traffic or load-bearing surfaces.
Generally, a depth of 300mm to 600mm is sufficient for most residential drainage needs, depending on the site requirements.
Yes, standard 60mm drainage couplings can be used to join additional sections of pipe to extend your drainage run.
While the pipe collects water from all angles, laying it with the perforations facing downward is common practice in some drainage designs to prevent silt entry, though the filter sleeve already manages this effectively.
Check the pipe for kinks or sharp bends and verify that the trench has a consistent downward gradient towards the outlet.
Inspect the filter sleeve for damage; if the sleeve was torn during installation, sediment may have entered. Ensure the pipe is properly surrounded by aggregate, not direct soil.
Installation requires basic groundworking tools including a spade or trenching tool. Before laying, ensure the trench floor is level and clear of sharp rocks that could pierce the pipe. Always verify that the filter sleeve is intact after laying the pipe in the trench; if the sleeve is torn, it may allow sediment to enter the pipe. For maintenance, keep drainage outlets clear of debris such as leaves and vegetation. Periodically inspect the exit point of the drainage run to ensure water is discharging freely and that the pipe is not becoming submerged by rising water levels at the terminal point.
