Riverside Quarter - Mugiemoss, Scotland
GRAF Group Reference: phased EcoBloc Maxx, Light and Flex attenuation for a Barratt Homes development, with 1,929 m³ then 1,678 m³ tanks meeting Scottish Water run-off limits on a hilly site.
Barratt Homes / Filpumps / WM Donald · Mugiemoss, Scotland, United Kingdom
GRAF Group Reference. International project adapted from GRAF Group published materials. Not an Australian install. Confirm republication rights before heavy promotion. View original source.
Project photos available from GRAF Group; local image rights not confirmed for this draft.
1,929 m³
Phase 1 volume
1,678 m³
Phase 2 volume
35.1 L/s
Run-off limit
Project data
- Location
- Mugiemoss, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Region
- Europe
- Sector
- Residential
- Solution
- Stormwater detention/retention
- Product
- EcoBloc Maxx / Light / Flex
- Source
- GRAF Group Reference
- Purpose
- Phased stormwater attenuation
- Phase 1 volume
- 1,929 m³
- Phase 2 volume
- 1,678 m³
- Run-off limit
- 35.1 L/s (Scottish Water)
- Design
- 1-in-100-year storm + 20% climate buffer
- Cover
- 560 mm min (tank 1); 1,220 mm min (tank 2)
- Notes
- Adapted from GRAF Group published materials. Confirm republication rights before heavy promotion.
Challenge
Barratt Homes' Riverside Quarter in Mugiemoss needed flood protection on a hilly profile while meeting Scottish Water's 35.1 L/s run-off limit. Cover depths varied across the site, so a single crate type was not efficient.
Solution
GRAF UK designed and installed two bespoke systems. Phase one: 1,929 m³ using 2,120 EcoBloc Maxx, 6,200 EcoBloc Light and 140 EcoBloc Flex. Phase two: 1,678 m³ using 7,189 EcoBloc Maxx and 146 EcoBloc Flex. Heavier Maxx modules were used where cover exceeded 560 mm; lighter modules elsewhere cut cost.
Outcomes
- Phased 1,929 m³ and 1,678 m³ attenuation volumes
- Mixed Maxx / Light / Flex matched stepped cover depths
- Sized for 1-in-100-year storm plus 20% climate contingency
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Riverside Quarter - Mugiemoss, Scotland