Integrated tree root and storm water system
CA 2829599 C · Owner: Deeproot Green Infrastructure, Llc · Inventors: Ray, Charles Julian; Urban, James; James, Michael
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A structural cell system is disclosed for supporting hardscape areas in a way that enables tree root growth and accommodates filtering retention, storage and infiltration of storm water while preventing hardscape damage. The system includes a plurality of structural cells capable of being positioned below a hardscape. The structural cells are designed to have openings that are sized to accept tree roots. The system has one or more permeable bathers around the structural cells with a way for water to flow into and out of the plurality of structural cells. The structural cells may include a lid that includes reinforcement members to reduce resin creep.
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- Filed January 14, 2005 and granted September 26, 2017. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended January 14, 2025.
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