TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION GUIDE
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1 EzFLOW gravel FrEE FrENCH DrAiN SySTEM EZflow Gravel Free Drain by NDS are geosynthetic aggregate pipe systems for use in drainage applications. With aggregate manufactured from recycled polystyrene, EZflow provides maximum system life and performance, lower system costs, and an environmentally-friendly alternative. EZflow drain sections are 10 feet in length, with a slotted pipe surrounded by polystyrene, aggregate and enclosed in geotextile mesh. 10ft sections with aggregate only (no pipe) are also available. EzFLOW gravel FrEE FrENCH DrAiN Bundle Size/ Wt. per Product Part No. Description Color Linear Feet Bundle (lbs.) Class Specifications COrrugATED FiTTiNgS EZ-0701F 7" Mesh with " slotted pipe (center) Black RP EZ-0701A 7" Mesh without pipe - aggregate only Black RP EZ-1001F 10" Mesh with 4" slotted pipe (center) Black RP EZ-1001A 10" Mesh without pipe - aggregate only Black RP EZ-1501F 15" Mesh with 6" slotted pipe (center) Black RP EZ-1501FB 15" Mesh with 6" slotted pipe (bottom) Black RP EZ-1501A 15" Mesh without pipe - aggregate only Black RP EZ-0701F NDS #EZ-0701F and #EZ-1001F: 10ft polyethylene slotted drainpipe surrounded by 100% recycled polystyrene aggregate and enclosed in polyethylene geotextile mesh. NDS #EZ-0701A and #EZ-1001A: 10ft segment of 100% recycled polystyrene aggregate only, enclosed in polyethylene geotextile mesh. EzFLOW DiSPLAy TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION GUIDE Part No. Description Color Qty. (lbs.) Class C05 " Corrugated Internal Coupling Black 60/box RP 4C07 4" Corrugated Internal Coupling Black 6/box RP 6C07 6" Corrugated Internal Coupling Black 12/box RP C06 " Corrugated End EZ-1001F Cap Black /box RP 4C06 4" Corrugated End Cap Black 21/box RP 6C06 6" Corrugated End Cap Black 15/box RP Wt. Ea. Product Part No. Description Color Pallet (lbs.) Class EZFDISPLAY EZflow Display with sign for distributors N/A SD EzFLOW STOrAgE volume AND FLOW rate Volume and flow rate of EZ-0701F (" slotted pipe): C05-" Internal Coupling Is used to connect 10 ft sections Volume and flow rate of EZ-1001F (4" slotted pipe): 4C07-4" Internal Coupling Is used to connect 10 ft sections
2 FLO-WELL STOrM WATEr LEACHiNg SySTEM Flo-Well Storm Water Leaching System With the Flo-Well, water can now be discharged into the subsoil rapidly and easily. Unlike competitive systems, there is no need for piping systems to transport stormwater to a far-off discharge point, large heavy equipment, considerable excavation of current landscaped areas, nor large labor costs that those systems incur. With Flo-Well, water dispersion is now easier than ever. Go to for an easy to use online calculator that determines how many Flo-Wells are required to meet your drainage needs. Current Applications Discharge Stormwater into Subsoil For gutters and downspouts Install with sump pumps Eliminates puddles Backwash tank Flo-Well should be placed at least 10 feet from a structure or foundation. Flo-Well should be piped to rain gutters using a 9 or 12 catch basin below each downspout outlet (see diagram above). Proper drainage can be visually monitored, assuring that leaves and debris have not clogged the downspout. installation 1 Knock out ports as needed from inside of panel 2 Slide panels together Optional Filter Fabric to prevent sand and debris from entering Flo-Well 4 Place in ground and set top cover in place* 5 Install pipe or surface drain 6 Bury to minimum of 8 inches deep Installation Note: Location and number of ports removed will determine the rate and direction of leaching. * Add gravel around outside of Flo-Well unit to increase leaching capacity. Soil 4" PVC pipe FLO-WELL NDS#FWAS24 Sand Soil 4" PVC pipe FLO-WELL NDS#FWAS24 Gravel* 2' dia. 2' dia. 4' dia. 4' dia. 12" Gravel* 12" Sand Landscape Fabric NDS#FWFF67 8" Minimum 8" Minimum *Class 2 Road Grade Flo-Well Installation Detail with Landscape Fabric Wrap in Sand Backfill 4 Flo-Well Installation Detail in Gravel Backfill
3 FLO-WELL STOrM WATEr LEACHiNg SySTEM Flo-Well s for stormwater retention and discharge elimination New stormwater regulations extend to projects disturbing more than 1 acre and mandate stormwater retention and discharge elimination requirements for these projects. Regulations and permits now cover any method of conveying surface water, including streets, gutters, ditches, swales, or any other manmade structure that alters and/or directs wet-weather flows. These regulations impact: Construction Site Runoff Control Post-construction Site Runoff Controls And NDS offers solutions for Best Management Practices (BMPs). Construction Site runoff Water & Heavy Sediment -IN SEDIMENT CONTAINMENT Water & Light Sediment -OUT Post-Construction Site runoff *Consult local permitting authority for details Can be stacked up to 4 units high (with center support pipe) Can be connected Can support heavy loads Flo-Well offers on-site solutions to retain stormwater and discharge it into the subsoil: Complies with new stormwater regulations. Installs without the need for heavy equipment. Cost effective solutions. Helps to replenish ground water table levels. Options 9" or 12" square or atrium grate (pages 16 & 18) Ideal as a stand-alone drain: Disturbs only 4 square feet of turf to install. Requires less than 10 cubic feet of soil removed to bury. #124 Universal Locking Outlet (page 24) 4" SCH 40 Pipe (4" S&D Pipe requires one 2P42 4" PVC Bushing) #90 or #120 Low profile adapter (pages 16 & 20) Measures only 24 in diameter by high. Weighs only 22 pounds. Holds over 48 gallons. Or, connect to existing system for increased drainage capabilities. Larger 9" or 12" grates can be added to Flo-Well to manage surface water. This option is ideal for draining: Golf Course areas prone to puddling. Playground areas under slides and swings. Outdoor drinking fountain runoff. Outdoor showers at beaches. Ideal as a stand-alone reservoir: Collect and hold rainwater for lawn and garden irrigation. (used with a pump connected to a garden hose). Connect Flo-Well to rain gutters using a catch basin & grate below each downspout (see drawing above). Ideal solution for arid areas impacted by drought. Reservoir for pond and waterfall recirculation pumps. Wash down areas. 5
4 FLO-WELL STOrM WATEr LEACHiNg SySTEM 28 /4" NDS # FWAS24C Flo-Well Cover 4 5/8" lid height /4" lip height 21 1/4"Diameter FWAS24 diam. x 28.75"H Flo-Well Storm Black FW water leaching system Includes side panels, 1 Top Component Fits 4" SCH-40 Pipe and 4" DWV Pipe NDS #FWAS24 structural drywell system with UV inhibitors. dia., 28.75" high, 49 gal. with " Knockout leaching ports and - 4.5" knockout inlet/ outlet ports per panel. 4 5 /8" 24 1 /4" FWAS24C diam. Flo-Well Cover Black FW NDS#FWAS24C structural Use with #FWAS24 drywell system cover with 4" UV inhibitors. 24 1/4" dia., 4 5/8" height, /4" outer lip, 4.5" center knockout fits NDS #FWAS24, NDS #FWSPS. FWSPS Flo-Well Side Panels/ Black FW Extension Only 4" Includes side panels; makes 1 round drywell. Fits #FWAS24 (May also be used as a durable compost bin.) NDS #FWSPS structural foam polyolefin side panels with UV inhibitors with /2" knockout leaching ports and - 4.5" knockout inlet/outlet ports per panel. high with recessed.75" lip for firm stacking. 9" 6 /8" 25 1 /8" 7 1 /4" FWBP24 diam. Flo-Well Bottom Black FW NDS #FWBP24 structural Fits #FWAS24 Flo-Well bottom with UV inhibitors. diameter with six 1 1/2" leaching ports. 4.5" center knockout for strut coupling. FWSD69 4" SCH40 Surface Drain Inlet Black FW with Grate Fits #FWAS24 and #FWAS24C ADA Compliant NDS #FWSD69 structural foam polyolefin 6" grate with 4" inlet with UV inhibitors. 6" Diameter at inlet. 9" high. 4.5" OD fits Sch. 40 PVC fittings. 2' 4 1 /2" FWFF67 Porous Filter Fabric Wrap Black FW for Flo-Well Use with #FWAS24 7' long x 2' wide to surround Flo-Well Drywell System. Non-woven fabric. Weight 1 oz. Mullen burst 175 psi. 200 GPM flow through. 7' 6
5 NDS DrAiNAgE SOLuTiONS Excess water damages foundations and basement walls Catch Basin and grates removes waters from downspouts and away from foundations Water from driveway enters garage Channel Drain and grates collects sheets of water moving across driveways and sidewalks Excess water harms plants Spee-D Basin and Atrium grates protects plansts by removing excess waters from plants Standing water ruins lawn Flo-Well Standing water will be infiltrated back into the ground Pop-up Emitters Discharges water to a safe area without coring the curb Spee-D Basin & Atrium grates Catch Basin & grates Channel Drain Flo-Well Pop-up Emitter NDS CATCH BASiN AND grates SMALL grates SPEE-D BASiN LArgE CATCH BASiN ADAPTEr Riser not always required Riser not always required 7
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