In the Hauts-Sarts industrial estate, the company Eloy carried out the earthworks, sewerage system, landscaping, and storm basin for a logistics warehouse for Weerts Supply Chain (WSC). David Hick, the project manager for this site, called on Deschacht and the Tubao system for a quick and economical installation of the storm basin.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00abWe needed a flexible solution at a competitive price,\u00bb David Hick immediately points out. To manage rainwater runoff for the construction of this new 5-hectare WSC logistics hall (building and roadways), Tubao's corrugated and galvanized steel pipes, offered by Deschacht, proved to be the best solution.\n\nTubao is a modern alternative to traditional precast concrete stormwater detention basins, while fulfilling the same functions: \u00abthe basin is just as watertight, durable, and easy to maintain,\u00bb explains Jonathan Englebert, Wallonia Regional Manager at Deschacht. For this installation, a flow regulator with a Vortex system was also integrated into the Tubao galvanized steel tank.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
One of the main advantages of the Tubao is the speed of installation: \u00abin half a day the work was done with two workers, a crane and the help of two workers from Tubao,\u00bb continues David Hick. This is actually part of the service included with this product. Two people from the company systematically come to provide assistance when work starts on site.\n\n\u00abThe trucks come in the morning and the pipes are placed one after the other in half a day and afterwards they can already backfill the basin,\u00bb continues Jonathan Englebert. \"Conversely, with a concrete system, the installation time for such a volume (nearly 800 m3) would approach 2 to 3 weeks.\"\n\nThis speed of execution makes it possible to avoid the risks of bad weather. There is no risk for the contractor of having to pump water to dry out the site and allow the workers to work.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The installation cost of a stormwater detention basin is not negligible, and Tubao helps save money on two main points: \u00abThe first is that we save on labor since it is installed in half a day. Then, we also save when trucks and heavy vehicles pass over it, because we don't need to add a load-distribution slab above the basin,\u00bb comments Jonathan Englebert.\n\nThis is another specific feature of Tubao which, given its 2.7 mm galvanized steel thickness and corrugated shape, allows it to withstand surface loads without getting damaged.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00abThe meticulous work of Eloy and more particularly of David Hick, Adrien Delhaise and Didier Bousmanne deserves to be highlighted,\u00bb points out Jonathan Englebert, who is also pleased with the good communication regarding this project.\n\nOn this construction site, Deschacht was not involved in the drafting and design of the plan. However, Jonathan Englebert mentions that the company \u00aboffers a comprehensive solution, namely the engineering thought process of the project, ranging from drawing conception on paper to the supply of all the materials that make it possible to execute this plan in detail.\u201c Word to the wise...<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Location: Sprimont Constitution: 1965 Workforce: over 400 workers Activities: construction and water treatment Service on this project: installation of a storm basin<\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"IMG](\"https:\/\/www.deschacht.eu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/IMG_20220201_134905-scaled-1.jpg\")
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