HDPE Channel Drainage at Full Circle Farm by Mascot Engineering

HDPE Channel Drainage at Full Circle Farm by Mascot Engineering.

Mascot Engineering's Technodrain Evomax GMS channel system delivers practical surface water drainage at Full Circle Farm, a purpose-built thoroughbred breeding and training facility in Victoria's Lancefield–Romsey region.

Developed for Australian racing figure Michael Drapac, the facility combines stabling, horse exercise infrastructure and dedicated wash bays. Managing runoff around these buildings called for a durable drainage solution that would complement the surrounding hardstand areas.

Technodrain Evomax GMS HDPE channel with galvanised mild steel grating.

Evomax GMS combines HDPE channels with galvanised mild steel grating to provide a Class B rated system. At Full Circle Farm, continuous drainage runs sit flush with the concrete apron, collecting surface water while maintaining a neat finish alongside the buildings.

Evomax GMS drainage run set flush with the concrete apron beside a stable building.

Protective steel edge rails help protect the channel edges, while boltdown heelproof grating keeps the grates stable during use. Preassembled one-metre sections connect using tongue-and-groove joints, allowing drainage runs to follow the site layout.

Open-sided stable building at Full Circle Farm.

Manufactured from 100% recycled HDPE, the channel body offers lightweight handling and a smooth internal profile to assist water flow.

Stabling and exercise infrastructure under construction at Full Circle Farm.

The installation demonstrates how Mascot Engineering's modular Technodrain range brings together drainage performance, straightforward installation and considered presentation.

Main building and concrete apron at Full Circle Farm.

View the Full Circle Farm case study or contact Mascot Engineering on 1300 885 295.