PRIMA IDRO^®

ECO-SUSTAINABLE CEMENTITIOUS DRAINING SYSTEM
When it comes to designing or renovating the outdoor floor of a public or private space, be it a square, a pedestrian area, a public park or common areas paths within flat complexes, the most complicated aspect of the design is choosing the most appropriate material and measures to drain rainwater.
Essentially, right from the idea is to choose certified materials at the design stage that concretely contribute to improving outdoor spaces, avoiding as much as possible the creation of new impemeable (such as asphalt and concrete) and/or unstable (such as self-locking and loose gravel) surfaces.
Draining concrete, as the word implies, is a very porous concrete that is permeable to liquids. These floors are an ecologically sustainable solution to solve the problems related to the new development or upgrade of some urban areas, compatible with the values of respect and protection of the environment, by naturally helping the reintegration of groundwater and reducing the inflow of the same to the road surface.
All parties must be aware that during installation, concrete may have grout in the mixture.
The operating mechanism is simple: the water that arrives at the surface of Prima Idro^® passes through the entire structure, reaches the subsoil and regenerates the groundwater. Part of the water is returned to the environment through evaporation, improving the thermohygrometric conditions of the site.
Prima Idro^® effectively meets the requirements of sustainability and stability over time, allowing a drastic reduction in water collection structures, reducing the overall cost of the project, construction and subsequent maintenance.