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StormBrixx 600 HD

Modular Geocellular System for Stormwater Management
Geocellular stormwater management system with high storage capacity. Reduces excavation needs while maintaining strength, stability, and easy maintenance access.
  • Manufactured in USA
  • 96% void ratio
  • Meets EN-1433 HS-25 load conditions
  • Easier to install and maintain alongside existing structures and utilities
  • Brick-bonding individual modules maximizes stability with custom builds
  • Design life of 60 years

Technical Documents

  • Product Literature
    Geocellular Stormwater Management
    Modular Water Tanks
    StormBrixx 600 HD
    • ACO StormBrixx 600 HD Product Overview PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx Inspection and Maintenance Guide PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx Load Performance Guide PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx Module Geometry Comparison PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx Product Line Overview PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx Sediment Filtration Tunnel Guidance PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx Site Installation Submittal Guide PDF
  • Specification Drawings
    Geocellular Stormwater Management
    Modular Water Tanks
    StormBrixx 600 HD
    • StormBrixx 600 HD Spec Sheet PDF
  • Standard Installation Details
    Geocellular Stormwater Management
    Modular Water Tanks
    StormBrixx 600 HD
    • ACO StormBrixx – Detention – Interior Sediment Filtration Tunnel PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx – Infiltration – Interior Sediment Filtration Tunnel PDF
    • ACO StormBrixx – Infiltration – Perimeter Sediment Filtration Tunnel PDF
    • StormBrixx 600 HD – Detention – 0.5 Layer PDF DWG
    • StormBrixx 600 HD – Detention – 1 Layer PDF DWG
    • StormBrixx 600 HD – Detention – 1.5 Layer PDF DWG
    • StormBrixx 600 HD – Detention – 2 Layer PDF DWG
    • StormBrixx 600 HD – Detention – 2.5 Layer PDF DWG
    • StormBrixx 600 HD – Detention – 3 Layer PDF DWG
    • StormBrixx 600 HD – Detention – 3.5 Layer PDF DWG

Case Studies

Greenville Call Center

Greenville Call Center

Greenville, South Carolina
Carla Ridge

Carla Ridge

Beverly Hills, California
A empty 21,971-square-foot Beverly Hills lot on Carla Ridge needs to be updated with a new storm water management system. Problem: Because the location is a FEMA X Zone, some storm water management measures are necessary. The stormwater management system is required to ensure that flooding problems are addressed before… Read More
Trustile Doors

Trustile Doors

Denver, Colorado
TruStile Doors is a high-quality maker of interior and exterior MDF, wood, and glass doors for home and commercial usage. Problem: The project design called for a stormwater retention system that did not require rock or stone for structural stability. Furthermore, the solution had to provide maintenance access every 50… Read More
Maple Mountain Estates

Maple Mountain Estates

Spanish Fork, Utah
Uptown Flats

Uptown Flats

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Uptown Flats is a PA Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) project including 34 apartments located on 5th Ave., downtown Pittsburgh. Problem: A means of water detention was needed at the base of the project. However, multiple existing columns and utility structures complicated the area available for arch or tank installation. Read More
ASU Nelson Fine Arts Center

ASU Nelson Fine Arts Center

Tempe, Arizona
The development project for ASU’s Nelson Fine Arts Center includes creating an attractive, cohesive space that responds to a wide range of student uses as well as resolving existing flooding and site drainage issues. Problem: Need to resolve existing flooding and site drainage issues. ACO Solution: ACO StormBrixx®… Read More
Mountain America Credit Union

Mountain America Credit Union

Glendale, Arizona
Mountain America Credit Union meets all of your banking requirements. Checking and savings accounts, loans, and personal finance advising are among the services offered. Problem: The initial CMP design called for a 25% increase in the footprint length, eventually reaching onto major utility lines. ACO Solution: ACO StormBrixx®… Read More
George Washington Elementary

George Washington Elementary

Park Ridge, Illinois
George Washington Elementary School is one of the five elementary schools in District 64. Washington educates students in Kindergarten through grade 5, with approximately 620 students averaging four to five homerooms per grade level. Problem: The project required 22,216 cubic feet of storage ACO Solution: ACO StormBrixx® StormBrixx®… Read More
Townhomes on 50th West

Townhomes on 50th West

Salt Lake City, Utah
ACO StormBrixx 600 HD infiltration system was installed beneath the parking lot of a townhouse development to reduce flooding by absorbing and filtering stormwater. With a 95% void ratio, the modular cells provide high storage efficiency and quick, no-heavy-equipment installation, enabling fast assembly and long-term performance.
The Bluffs

The Bluffs

Flagstaff, Arizona
ACO StormBrixx 600 HD was installed at The Bluffs senior living center to control monsoon runoff and prevent flooding. The lightweight system met depth and soil constraints without heavy equipment or rock, delivering 7,502 ft³ of underground storage, protecting residents, visitors, and the facility from flooding.

Videos

  • ACO StormBrixx Build Comparison

  • ACO StormBrixx Install: Porterville, CA

  • ACO StormBrixx How-To Series: Brickbonding of Main Bodies

  • ACO StormBrixx How-To Series: Cut a Main Body in Half

  • ACO StormBrixx How-To Series: Install Side Panels

  • ACO StormBrixx How-To Series: Install Top Covers

  • ACO StormBrixx How-To Series: Layer Connectors

  • ACO StormBrixx How-To Series: Pipe Connection into Remote Access Unit

  • Inside the Blueprint Featuring ACO StormBrixx

  • Comparative Testing of Plastic Underground Geocellular Stormwater Systems

Applications