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The combination of two superior Hydraway® Products creates the most effective and state of the art waterproofing system offered!

Hydraway® 2000, is a superior performing system, and a cost effective replacement for perforated pipe and rock, "drain tiles". Hydraway Drain 2000 is made of heavy-duty, clog-resistant geotextile fabric, permanently bonded to a rugged polyethylene lattice for strength and support.

Hydraway® 100, is a high strength polyethylene core that is fusion bonded to a polypropylene filter fabric. It has a high compressive strength and flow capacity.

Hydraway® 100


AdvantagesClick Image to Enlarge
  • Polypropylene filter fabric provides a superior and clog-resistant filtering system.
  • Hydraway® Drain Systems will not support fungus growth.
  • Hydraway® Drain Systems are an engineered alternative to conventional pipe and rock "drainage systems".
  • Hydraway® Drain Systems provide over 70% more open area, allowing for a much higher water entry rate when compared to a typical pipe & rock systems.
  • No rock necessary. Backfilled with excavated material.
  • Fusion bonding keeps the fabric firmly attached in high heat and humidity.
  • Heavy-Duty construction allows for installation in depths in excess of 50'.
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Hydraway® 2000

Basic Use: relieves Hydrostatic pressure by acting as a shallow underdrain. Hydraway 2000 is a superior performing and cost effective replacement for the "french" drain (fabric, perforated pipe and aggregate).

Limitations: This product should not be used where it will be subjected to temperatures in excess of 200o F.

Applications: Highway and airport pavements, parking lots, golf courses, recreational fields and residential foundations.

Features and Benefits:
  • Polyethylene core (vs. polystyrene) provides flexibility, lightweight and chemical resistance.
  • Replaces the fabric, perforated pipe and aggregate backfill required in most traditional drain systems.
  • Backfill uses excavated material.
  • Machine installed using conventional trenching equipment.
  • Requires less labor and equipment than traditional drain systems.
  • Fusion bonding (vs. gluing) the core and fabric provides fungus resistance, and keeps the fabric firmly attached in high heat and humidity.
  • Individually wrapped rolls and flexibility assure easy installation even at cold temperatures.

Physical Properties

Product
Test Method
Typical Value
Compressive Strength
ASTM D-695/162
9,200 psf
Flow Rate at 1500
ASTM D-47161
21 gpm/ft-width
psf
ASTM D-1876
35 lbs/ft-width
Peel Strength3
    
Geotextile (5.5oz)
    
Elongation
ASTM D-4632
50%
Grab Tensile
ASTM D-4632
160 lbs.
Flow Rate
ASTM D-4491
160 GPM/SF
AOS (EOS)
ASTM D-4751
CW-02215
100-120
Roll Dimensions
   
Width
6” and 12”
Length
150’
18”, 24”, 36”
Available upon request
  1. Gradient of 1.0
  2. Modified- An existing ASTM Test was modified since a recognized test method has not been established for this type of product.
  3. Fabric to core

Installations



Step 1:
Temporarily remove the floor at the perimeter.


Step 2:
Drill weep holes in core of each bottom block.


Step 3:
Install Hydraway® 2000 and Hydraway® 100 Drainage systems.


Step 4:
Replace the flooring.


Job Complete!


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