DAK-Storm is a highly efficient, underground modular system for stormwater management in urban, residential, and infrastructure settings. Manufactured from high-strength injection-moulded polypropylene (PP) drainage blocks, it creates vast subterranean reservoirs for water storage, lamination (attenuation)*, or dispersion. By holding large volumes of rainwater below ground, DAK-Storm frees up valuable surface space while mitigating flood risk, recharging natural aquifers, and enabling water reuse — transforming a potential liability into a sustainable asset for modern cities.
*Lamination (attenuation) is a storm water management technique where excess rainwater is temporarily held in underground reservoirs and then discharged at a controlled, gradual rate. This delays the rush of water into sewers and waterways, smoothing out storm surges and protecting surrounding areas from flooding - turning a sudden downpour into a manageable, slow-release process.
DAK-Storm is so versatile that it can be used to build different types of installations for optimised management of stormwater:
Draining system (hydrological
invariance)
Mixed systems
(infiltration + lamination)
Attenuation system (storage
reservoirs - hydraulic invariance)
System for stormwater recovery
and reuse














