Skip to main content

PLASTUBE

PVC Slotted Soakwells — Reliable Stormwater Infiltration

PVC slotted soakwells are lightweight, corrosion-free drainage chambers that allow stormwater to disperse into surrounding soil, reducing pressure on stormwater networks and helping sites meet council drainage requirements. Manufactured from durable PVC with slotted perforations, they resist the corrosion and collapse issues associated with older concrete or corrugated-steel soakwells.

Product FeaturesWhy Use PVC Slotted Soakwells

Corrosion-resistant

It won’t rust or degrade like steel soakwell systems

Lightweight

Easier and safer to install than concrete alternatives, with less plant required

Slotted Design

Engineered perforation pattern promotes even water infiltration into surrounding soil

Made to Size

Manufactured to suit the diameter and depth your civil or stormwater design requires

Durable In-ground Performance

Built to withstand ground pressure and moisture exposure long-term

Fast installation

Reduces trenching and installation time on subdivision and residential sites

Product UsesCommon Applications

  • Residential and commercial stormwater disposal systems

  • Subdivision civil works and road drainage

  • Council-compliant on-site stormwater detention and infiltration

  • Retrofit drainage upgrades where existing soakwells have failed or corroded

FAQFrequently Asked Questions

What is a PVC slotted soakwell used for

A PVC slotted soakwell is an in-ground drainage chamber that collects stormwater runoff and allows it to soak away into the surrounding soil, reducing load on council stormwater infrastructure.

PVC soakwells are lighter to handle and install, resist corrosion, and don’t crack or degrade the way concrete rings can over time, making them a lower-maintenance long-term drainage solution.

PVC slotted soakwells are manufactured to the diameter and depth specified by your civil or stormwater engineer, rather than a single fixed size.

PVC slotted soakwells are commonly used to meet on-site stormwater detention and infiltration requirements set by local councils; specific compliance depends on your council’s stormwater management guidelines, so we recommend confirming sizing with your civil engineer.