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Marley help merchants to increase their sales
19 October 2009
Marley Plumbing and Drainage is fully supporting merchants across the country with a new poster campaign, detailing important information about its Waterloc250 stormwater storage cell.
Merchants are aware that installing a rainwater harvesting system is an increasing likelihood for many of their customers due to various legislation from the Code for Sustainable Homes and Building Regulations. The Marley poster details the benefits of using Waterloc250 as a soakaway instead of a conventional rubble filled pit:
· Less excavation and disposal of spoil required
· Reduced garden area needed
· Easier to achieve the minimum distance from the house required for a soakaway (5m)
· As the cells nest, they are easier to get into a van or truck
As part of its range of sustainable drainage systems, Marley introduced the Waterloc250 cell, an ideal solution for an underground infiltration or attenuation system. The merchant poster lists the benefits of Waterloc250, which include the fact that 96% of its volume can store water, and that layers can be built quickly and easily, by rotating the cells 180°.
Fiona Bashford, Marketing Manager at Marley Plumbing & Drainage comments, "over the last few years we have seen increasing levels of interest in sustainable drainage systems. Our new poster campaign aims to provide the central messages of rainwater harvesting, that are integral to both merchants and their customers."
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