Storm
Naylor Storm comprises of four product ranges: Smart Sponge, used for the absorption of hydrocarbons and oil derivatives; AquaVoid, designed for water attenuation, EnviroFlow, a filtration and ground stabilisation solution designed for land drainage and GroundGrid grass or gravel grid paving system.
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Storm Systems
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AquaVoid
AquaVoid modular attenuation crates manage excessive rainfall allowing surface water to be stored and gradually released back to the ground or drainage network. Attenuation and infiltration helps to control the level of surface water, especially in areas prone to flooding.
Introducing a new and improved design for 2025, AquaVoid now boasts a stronger structure, better void ratio and standardised dimensions.
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GroundGrid
GroundGrid is a series of modular units which work in conjunction with neighbouring units to create an exceptionally durable, permanently porous, high load bearing structure when filled with either grass or gravel.
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SmartSponge
SmartSponge removes and holds polluting hydrocarbons and oil derivatives from surface water run-off.
Recent Projects & Articles
Article – Feb 25, 2026
An Interview With… Steve Ramsay, EH Smith Civils Solutions
Naylor was delighted to sponsor the Builders Merchants Awards’ ‘Civils Merchant of the Year’ Award for the second year running in 2025 and to present the award to the winners, EH Smith Civils Solutions. Here, we interview Steve Ramsay, the company’s National Sales Manager, about the business and its plans for the future.
Article – Feb 6, 2026
Naylor appoints Sam Smith as sales director
Naylor has announced that Samantha Smith will be joining the business in February as its national sales director.
Article – Jan 21, 2026
Naylor Donates £2500 to Barnsley Hospice
Article – Jan 16, 2026
Naylor strengthens ties with Plastech Ltd to support the UK’s power, data & telecom infrastructure networks.
Article – Jan 7, 2026