ACO, global leader and pioneer of the modular polymer concrete trench drain, has launched a comprehensive range of new ACO Drain® systems to deal with modern challenges experienced by today’s designers. Pavements and slabs catering for all types of traffic,…
Pavements and slabs catering for all types of traffic, in all sorts of weather conditions provide the most challenging environments for drainage systems. ACO’s new profiled side walls, provide high body strength and mechanical keying, which makes ACO’s acclaimed signature…
Testing for Slip Resistance CHANGES TO AS 4586 June 2013 brought changes to the testing methods and slip resistance classifications of AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials. The accompanying handbook, SA HB 198 Guide to the…
ACO’s drainage and cable management products are designed to be seamlessly integrated into urban environments while leaving a minimal footprint. One of the more unique applications for ACO products are railway platforms and adjoining landscaped areas. The combined presence of…
ACO has serviced the Australian market for over 20 years as an industry leading supplier of its world renowned trench drain systems. The Australian manufacturer offers a number of linear drainage systems for roads ranging from lockable grated trench drains…
A highly efficient, compliant, and fit for purposed road drainage system, ACO’s TraffikDrain is even acknowledged in "Austroads Guide to Road Design Part 5a: Drainage" as the leading practical solution when required to control width of gutter flow through the…
Gold Coast Light Rail TramDrain 175A with Iron Slotted Grates
With a variety of cars, semi-trailers and other types of vehicles, highways and motorways present many challenges when it comes to infrastructure and road traffic safety. Extreme weather conditions also complicate situations, especially with regards to drainage systems. As a…
Commercial drainage systems are an often overlooked, but essential element of safe transport infrastructure. If correct drainage is not installed, users of many common roadways, streetscapes and industrial areas are put at risk from “ponding” of rainwater, which can cause…
As part of development of new and existing road infrastructure, Governments are required to assess and maintain road surfaces, transport networks and drainage systems. The Australian Government made a large commitment to investing $50 billion into transport infrastructure which will…
