HD Void

HD Void is a unique system used where other magazines do not suffice in strength. Fully trafficable down to superstructures of only 200mm!

Robust solution

HD Void is our most robust solution for infiltration and/or retention. Effective absorption capacity of 95%. Very easy to install; simply slide the panels together using the integrated self-locking clips and secure them vertically using pipe plugs.

Volume

The design allows for a water/net volume of 95%. One module holds a total of approximately 11.87 litres of water.

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Design

Robust design delivers outstanding load results. Fully trafficked down to the superstructures
only 200mm.

Stackable

Delivered flat packed as standard. Delivered partially assembled., d.v.s. 4 composite panels (1x1 m), for shorter installation time.

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Simplicity

Smart design minimises the number of components. Simple assembly through rotatable modules.

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Sustainability

Made from recycled PP with good UV and chemical resistance; combined with 100% renewable energy, it has a minimal carbon footprint. Designed to last for over 50 years.

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Compatibility

Compatible with our other magazine types. Through smart combinations of variants, you get a cost-effective overall solution for your needs.

HD Void – Your robust choice!

Product information

HD Void is our most robust solution for infiltration and/or retention. Effective absorption capacity of 95%. Very easy to install; simply slide the panels together using the integrated self-locking clips and secure them vertically using pipe plugs. The required pipe connections are made via adapters.

Its unique design, combined with its in-house developed plastic compound, ensures that this is likely the absolutely most robust magazine on the market. It can actually be installed with an embankment depth of down to 200 mm, in fully trafficable applications, and thus represents the ultimate option for high groundwater levels, for example. Each individual module has a volume of approximately 12.5 litres.

Very flexible design

Extra robust construction

Modular building concept

Can handle extremely low superstructures

Can be easily combined with other magazines

Self-developed aging-resistant plastic material

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