Sustainability
You Can Actually
Measure.
A proven greywater recycling system that helps homes, councils and businesses reduce their water footprint.
Use up to 45% less fresh water.
Every day.
Hydraloop recycles the water you already use from your showers and baths. You get back water clean enough for toilets, laundry, and gardens. No behaviour change. No compromise. Measurable impact from day one.
Hydraloop for Every Scale
From apartments to entire buildings, every Hydraloop recycles up to 95% of the greywater flowing through it. Cutting total fresh water demand by up to 45%.
H300
The compact system for most homes. A quite appliance that recycles upto 360 Litres per day.
H600
The full size system. Recycles up to 720 litres per day. Compfortably supports a family for 4-6.
Cascade
The scalable system. A bespoke set up for businesses, Sports centres and institutions.
How It Works
Collect
Waste water from your shower, basins and washingmachine are routed to Hydraloop. Standard in new builds. Straightforward in renovations.
Recycle
Six treatment stages, biological and physical, bring the water to NSF/ANSI 350R certified quality. No chemicals. No filters to replace.
Reuse
Clean water goes back to your toilets, washing machine, and garden. Automatically. Every day. Cutting fresh water demand by up to 45%.
Book a free consultation
If you have any renovations planned or simply want to reduce you water consumption on a day to day basis click the link below. On your first consultation we will get to know you so we can fully understand your needs for a truly bespoke XENCO Living system.
Theo de Jong and Marike Kauer live in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands with their 4 sons. They moved into their newly built eco-house in July 2018.
"We believe sustainability is important. That's why we wanted to make our new house sustainable and decided the Hydraloop would be a valuable addition. Hydraloop has a beautiful concept that enables us to significantly reduce our water consumption. At the moment, water is still very cheap and self-evident in the Netherlands, but recent years have already shown that this is changing."
Theo de Jong and Marike Kauer
Leeuwarden,
The Netherlands
David Mertens and his 2 children moved into their new built home in Grimbergen, Belgium in 2019. Combining recycled water and rainwater, they use only 13 litres of water per person per day.
"I work for Durabrik, a project developer, and through a colleague I came into contact with Hydraloop. When I was developing a new housing project, I decided to live there myself. For heating and electricity, I opted for PV panels and an air-water heat pump. In Flanders it is mandatory for new homes to recover rainwater, but we wanted to go even further and also added water recycling. We connected all drains - where possible - to rainwater or recycled Hydraloop water. On average we use only 13 liters of tap water per person per day for the dishwasher, hand basins and for drinking water."
David Mertens
Grimbergen, Belgium
Andrea Volongo and Anne-Claire Josse live in an apartment on the 4th floor of a block of flats in Luxembourg with their 2 sons and daughter. The family completed the renovation of their two bathrooms in 2020.
“I became more and more disturbed by the idea of using fresh drinkable water to flush the toilets. I started to look into technical solutions but only found solutions that were too experimental or far too big for an apartment. Then I found Hydraloop, a proven solution that fits into an apartment. The complete renovation of our bathrooms was the perfect opportunity to get Hydraloop installed. All contacts have been professional and supportive. I am very satisfied, and my overall experience has been outstanding. The app allows me to see how much water is saved every day, sustaining my engagement in more environmentally friendly behaviour. Water recycling is just the right thing to do for the planet.”