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Duraproducts completes installation at new Everton Stadium


Leading sustainable construction innovator, Duraproducts, has announced the successful installation of its recycled and recyclable lightweight linear drainage channel, Durachannel, at Everton’s new Bramley Moore Dock stadium in Liverpool. Installed by Laing O’Rourke, this state-of-the-art drainage system runs along one side and two ends of the pitch, totalling 260 metres.


Designed as a lightweight drainage solution, Durachannel was selected for the project thanks to its functionality, sustainability and safety credentials. The standard units have a large useable volume which means bigger areas can be drained quickly and safely, protecting surfaces by taking run-off at multiple points across the whole length of the channel-line.


They are also manufactured from a hydraulically efficient, ‘soft’ material, which significantly reduces the risk of injury to players. The composition of the material means it is more flexible on impact compared to other equivalent solutions, a critical concern for the club as it prioritises athlete safety in its new facility.


In addition, as a one-piece product, Durachannel can not be broken down or easily removed, minimising the potential risk of gratings being lost or stolen. This not only ensures efficiency but also contributes to longer-term maintenance savings.


While precise carbon savings are challenging to quantify, the choice of Duraproducts is a strategic move toward minimising the environmental impact of the construction project. The lightweight design contributes to lower carbon emissions during transportation and installation, aligning perfectly with Everton's wider sustainability commitments and the club’s intention of constructing the most environmentally-friendly stadium in the Premier League[1]


. Andy Leah, General Manager at Duraproducts commented: “We


are thrilled that Durachannel was selected to be installed at the new Everton Stadium. It is a fantastic product which is designed to drain surfaces quickly, efficiently and safely so should be a great addition to the new facility at Bramley Moore Dock.


“This installation not only enhances the safety and performance of the pitch but also underscores Everton’s commitment to sustainability. By integrating such innovative solutions, the club really is setting a benchmark for environmental responsibility in sports infrastructure.”


The decision to utilise Duraproducts stemmed from a desire for lightweight solutions with notable carbon-saving benefits. It highlights Everton's ongoing efforts to create a sustainable, safe and environmentally responsible venue for players and fans alike. With this proactive approach, the club continues to build on its legacy of innovation and commitment to the community.


[1] https://www.evertonstadium.com/news/2024/February/31/everton-embraces-green-football-weekend/ 22 | January 2025 | draintraderltd.com


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