Rainwater harvesting is a key measure to take in tackling climate change challenges today and in the future. Sustainable drainage systems are vital in managing the impacts of both flooding and drought. 3P Technik UK offers systems expertly designed to cope with both extremes.
3P Technik UK provides sustainable drainage solutions which require the site specific deployment of a wide range of equipment. Building upon the company's expertise in storm water filtration, 3P now has under development a range of flow control devices suitable for use at plot level.
3P Technik tanks and filters provide fresh, clean rainwater for use throughout the year. Collecting water when it rains, our stylish tanks harvest water to use during the dryer summer months. Ideal for gardening, cleaning garden furniture, and washing cars, our water butts come in designs suited to various applications.
Located within sight of the beautiful River Teifi in South Wales, Storm Callum hit us with intense and very localised rain last week. As local residents and business start to clean up and families mourn the loss of loved ones, the discussion returns again to how the UK can best prepare for extreme weather events […]
Ben Lake MP for Ceredigion spent 3 hours with 3P Technik UK Director Dr Glyn Hyett yesterday. 3P Technik approached the local MP after the spell of hot summer weather had caused concerned from UK farmers and gardeners alike. While intense downpours of rain had caused flooding of poorly drained streets across the UK and […]
Cardigan business advocates rainwater management culture shift to combat drought and flooding in the UK. With famers struggling in the heatwave conditions, springs and boreholes at very low levels, private supplies drying up and water companies calling for customers to conserve supplies, the situation is all too predictable in the view of one Cardigan business […]
On Friday the 9th of February 3P Technik Director Dr Glyn Hyett attended a Sustainable Drainage SuDS Workshop. The event was hosted by the Welsh Government at the National Botanic Gardens of Wales. The purpose of the day was to raise awareness of Schedule 3 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010, the timetable […]
