Why We Need Land Drainage
Land drainage removes excess surface waste.
- Removes standing water which can damage crops and root systems
- Enables agricultural machinery to easily access land
- Minimises the risk of surface water run off and the contamination of surrounding water sources
Agriculture Project Solutions
Drain
N-Drain
Our non-BBA twin wall drainage pipe system, N-Drain is available in solid carrier drain, fully perforated or half perforated* designs. Although N-Drain is a ‘non-sealed’ system, seals can be used to prevent soil ingress.
Drain
Kitemarked Land Drainage System
A single wall, corrugated pipe manufactured from high-density polyethylene, Naylor land drainage is quick and easy to install, and enables excellent water flow. For added quality assurance, Naylor Land Drainage Pipe is kitemarked (licence number KM 58740).
Drain
Agri Wrapped Land Drainage
Designed for use in sandy soils or when water contains fine sediment particles, our geotextile wrapped land drainage coil prevents fine particles from entering drainage pipe and prevents blockages.
MetroDuct Twinwall Utility Duct
MetroDuct Twinwall Utility Ducting - Water
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Recent Projects & Articles
Article – Aug 6, 2026
CP7 has put drainage in the spotlight
With £45 billion of Network Rail investment committed during CP7, drainage is no longer viewed as a supporting asset. It has become a critical part of improving network resilience, protecting earthworks and ensuring safe, reliable railway operations.
Article – Jun 15, 2026
Download the 2026 Naylor Product Guide
Looking for a handy reference guide to keep product information close at hand? Our new 2026 Product Guide is now available to download FREE. Packed with product details and technical information across our drain, duct, sewer and storm ranges, it's designed to be a practical everyday resource for merchants, contractors and installers alike.
Article – Jun 15, 2026
Naylor Supports Lighthouse Mental Health Initiative
Article – Apr 15, 2026
Naylor returns to Utility Week Live to showcase growing infrastructure capabilities
Article – Apr 10, 2026