Drive-In / Reverse-Out
Vehicles enter and leave through the same end. Allow for the approach and reversing space needed by the vehicles using the bay.
Russ Environmental supplies above-ground modular wash bays for vehicles, plant and equipment, with integrated drainage and configurable access layouts. Water-treatment options are also available for the dirty water collected from the pad.
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Russ offers modular steel wash pads with integrated drainage, plus water-treatment options selected around your wash-down requirements.
Platform details
With a heavy vehicle
With equipment
The containment platform uses hot-dip galvanised Grade 350 structural steel.
Provide your vehicle dimensions and any axle or load information you have. Russ uses these details to assess the proposed configuration for your operation.
Side walls are available for the wash bay, with an optional rear wall. Include any wall requirements in your enquiry.
The platform incorporates drainage troughs for collecting wash water. The drainage connection and subsequent water handling need to account for your site requirements.
No onsite welding is required for the modular platform. The installation plan also needs to account for site preparation and access.
Both drive-in / reverse-out and drive-through configurations are available. Consider how vehicles will approach the bay, enter the wash area and leave.
Vehicles enter and leave through the same end. Allow for the approach and reversing space needed by the vehicles using the bay.
Vehicles enter at one end and leave through the other. Access is needed at both ends, with space for the approach and exit.
Not sure which layout fits? Start with the vehicles that will use the bay and the space available on your site.
Help me chooseThe wash pad provides containment and drainage. Russ also offers treatment options for the collected dirty water, tailored to the washing work and site requirements.
The above-ground modular platform provides a contained area for washing vehicles and equipment.
Drainage troughs collect water from the pad. Include details of any existing drainage or collection system when planning how the wash water will be handled.
Russ Environmental offers a range of treatment options for dirty water collected from the pad, including oil-water separation where relevant.
The proposed treatment setup depends on what you wash, the dirt or residues being removed and your water-management requirements. Include any existing treatment equipment in your enquiry so it can be considered when assessing the equipment and scope of supply.
Select your application for the vehicle, access and water-management details to include in your enquiry.





Include the largest vehicle’s dimensions and any axle or load information you have. For a mixed fleet, identify the different vehicle types. How often will they be washed, and how much room is available to enter and leave the bay?
Describe the range of machines and equipment being cleaned, including the largest item. Wash frequency, the dirt or residues being removed and available yard space help define the requirement.
Identify the fleet vehicles and equipment that will share the wash area. Include depot access, daily vehicle movements and the location of existing drainage or collection points.
Include the plant to be washed, the proposed bay location and ground conditions. Flag restricted access or a possible site move so the initial setup and any relocation requirements can be considered.
Identify the vehicles or equipment to be washed and the available space around the workshop. Describe access to the bay and any existing arrangements for collecting or treating wash water.
Describe the collection vehicles or equipment that need washing, the dirt or residues being removed and how often wash-down takes place. Note any water-treatment equipment already on site.
Russ Environmental is an Australian-owned, family-operated business supplying waste equipment and wash systems.
Yes. The modular wash-pad system is transportable and scalable. Include any planned relocation or expansion in your enquiry so it can be considered when selecting the initial configuration.
Provide the vehicle type, overall dimensions and any axle or load information you have. For mixed fleets, include vehicles with different loading requirements rather than only the largest vehicle.
These details help Russ assess the proposed configuration. You can leave unknown specifications blank when making your initial enquiry.
No onsite welding is required for the modular platform. Site preparation, access and installation requirements still need to be planned for the proposed location.
Yes. Drive-through and drive-in / reverse-out configurations are available. The appropriate layout depends on your vehicles, available space and site access.
Russ offers dirty-water treatment options for water collected from the pad, including oil-water separation where relevant. The treatment equipment and scope of supply depend on your wash-down and water-management requirements.
Include any existing collection or treatment equipment when requesting a quote.
Start with what needs washing and where the bay will be located. Vehicle dimensions, axle or load details, wash frequency and site information are useful when known.
Choose Help me choose for a short enquiry, or I have specifications to provide more detail. You do not need every technical answer before getting started.
Tell us what needs washing and where the bay will be used. Start with a short enquiry or add the specifications you have so Russ can assess your requirements.
Your largest vehicle or piece of equipment, including any known axle or load details.
Available space and access to the bay.
How wash water is currently collected or treated.
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