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Yes. Their shallow base and flexible design make them well suited to school environments, where they can manage surface water while adding greenery and biodiversity to the playground.

They offer a space-saving SuDS solution for sites where traditional rain gardens aren’t feasible, help mitigate flood risk through water storage and gradual release, can be customised for almost any surface type, and support resilient, biodiverse planting that enhances the public realm.

Yes. Hybrid SuDS Planters are available in a range of sizes and finishes and can be tailored to fit the specific drainage requirements, dimensions and aesthetic of your site.

They’re typically planted with a mix of drought-tolerant, low-maintenance species, chosen to cope with the varying moisture levels of a SuDS system while supporting pollinators and improving air quality throughout the seasons.

Yes. The hybrid system can incorporate trees, seating and bespoke planters, allowing it to be designed as a multifunctional feature rather than just a drainage solution.

They’re customisable to suit a wide range of site conditions, including soft ground, paving, tarmac surfaces, public spaces and parks, and school playgrounds – making them a flexible option for sites where excavation depth or underground utilities would otherwise be a barrier.

Surface water flows into the shallow, aquablock-filled base and is absorbed upwards into the planting substrate through capillary action. This provides both storage and a gradual release of water back into the drainage system, easing pressure on the local drainage network and reducing flood risk.

Traditional rain gardens require deep excavation, which is often impractical in towns and cities due to underground utility services. Our Hybrid SuDS Planter uses a shallow, aquablock filled base that mimics the water retention of a rain garden without the need for deep digging, making it viable on sites where a conventional rain garden wouldn’t be possible.

A Hybrid SuDS Planter is a sustainable drainage system (SuDS) that combines rain garden technology with an above-ground planter. It’s designed to capture, store and gradually release rainwater, helping reduce localised flooding while adding greenery and biodiversity to hardscaped urban environments.