PRODUCT / SYSTEM DETAILS

Poreflex Anti-Termite Reticulation System

Designed for long-term termite prevention through a controlled and refillable chemical distribution network.

1. System Overview

The Poreflex Reticulation System is an embedded piping network installed beneath the slab and around the structure perimeter. It allows uniform distribution of termiticide solution through pre-installed pipes, ensuring continuous protection without repeated drilling.

Key Function:

Delivers chemical barrier evenly
Refillable system (long-term use)
Minimal disruption after construction

2. Pipe Material Specifications

Material: High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
Type: Flexible perforated pipe
Design: Precision-drilled holes for controlled chemical release

Technical Characteristics:

High chemical resistance
Corrosion-proof (ideal for underground use)
Flexible yet durable
Long service life (designed to last with structure)
Even dispersion through perforation design

3. Installation Method

The system is installed during the early construction phase, prior to slab pouring.

Step-by-Step Process:

Site Preparation: Soil grading and compaction
Pipe Layout Installation: Pipes installed along perimeter and critical areas (Grid pattern depending on design)
Connection to Control Points: Installed refill ports / injection points
System Testing: Check flow and distribution before slab pour
Concrete Slab Pouring: System embedded permanently

4. Layout Design & Coverage

The layout is customized based on structural design and risk areas.

Typical Coverage Includes:

Perimeter beam lines
Under slab grid system
Column / footing areas
Entry points (plumbing, expansion joints)

Design Considerations:

Pipe spacing (standard grid pattern)
Soil condition
Building footprint
Risk zones

5. Flow System Explanation

The system works through controlled injection of termiticide into the pipe network.

How It Works:

Termiticide is injected via control ports
Liquid travels through the pipe network
Evenly disperses through perforations
Forms a continuous chemical barrier

Flow Characteristics:

Low-pressure distribution
Uniform coverage
Targeted delivery to soil zones

6. System Advantages

Long-term termite protection
Refillable (no drilling required)
Cost-efficient maintenance
Environmentally controlled application
Ideal for residential & commercial projects

7. Ideal Applications

Residential houses
Commercial buildings
Warehouses
Real estate developments

Correct Pipe Description (For Poreflex)

Pipe Material & Structure:

Material: High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
Type: Porous / Micro-perforated diffusion pipe (NOT drilled holes)
Structure: Engineered micro-pores integrated into the pipe wall

Technical Characteristics (Correct Version):

Uniform Seepage Distribution: Chemical solution diffuses evenly along the entire pipe length
No Visible Holes / Drilled Openings: Uses micro-porous technology instead of large perforations
Controlled Release Mechanism: Prevents sudden discharge or uneven flow
Clog-Resistant Design: Less prone to blockage compared to perforated pipes
Consistent Pressure Distribution: Maintains equal output from start to end of the line
High Chemical Resistance: HDPE Base Material

Key Difference

Perforated Pipe (Wrong)

Large drilled holes
Uneven distribution
Higher risk of clogging

Poreflex Porous Pipe (Correct)

Micro-seepage along entire pipe
Uniform chemical barrier
More efficient & controlled

Porous vs Perforated Pipe Comparison

Why Poreflex Delivers Superior Termite Protection - Side-by-Side Technical Comparison

Key Engineering Advantage

Poreflex porous technology ensures that termiticide is distributed evenly across the entire treated area, forming a continuous and reliable chemical barrier.

Unlike perforated systems that create localized discharge points, Poreflex delivers full-length protection, reducing weak spots where termites can penetrate.

"Not all reticulation pipes are the same. Poreflex uses micro-porous diffusion technology, ensuring uniform protection—not just partial coverage."