Hazen High School

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Product(s) Used:DoubleTrap

Solution:Detention

Market:Education

Location:USAWashington

Project Details

Major improvements were made at Hazen High School in Renton, WA. As part of the renovations, a detention system was installed to ensure compliance with local stormwater regulations and support the site’s infrastructure upgrades. StormTrap provided a 10’-0” DoubleTrap system, uniquely engineered to fit beneath the school’s baseball field. The basin rests on a stone foundation and has the capacity to store up to 52,649 cubic feet of stormwater.