ACO HexDrain Corner Unit - Plastic Grating - Vertical Outlet

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Strong and robust V shaped channel design with a range of constant, sloped and shallow depth channels More advanced forms of slot systems like the ACO Qmax although not load bearing in their own right, are formers that facilitate the construction of a ‘non-interrupted’ pavement. Line (or, Linear) drain ACO DoorWay drain is very similar to ACO Threshold drain except it’s wider and so will be more effective at preventing water from running into a property. If your entry pathway is at a slight slope running toward the house, it may be worth installing ACO DoorWay drain to prevent any water ingress. Because channels tends to be less deep than other systems it is particularly well suited when constructing drainage in areas with complex underground services and utilities. For this reason the term linear is used to emphasise the surface nature of channel drainage Trench drain

Their extensive product portfolio offers market leading and high-performance solutions for every drainage application from internal and building drainage, to landscaping, commercial projects, highways, airports and even environmentally sensitive drainage systems.One method involves simply cutting the straight pieces to accommodate the corners and one uses a quad section. The following will explain each of these two methods and how you can use them in your channel drain structure. Method 1: The quad system

ACO is arguably one of the most widely recognised brands in the design, development and manufacture of surface water drainage systems. Their product durability and reliability places them as firm favourites, admired by architects, specifiers, contractors and DIY enthusiasts alike. This is the generic term for linear systems that incorporate a channel together with an inlet detail that is embedded in the constructed surface. ACO DoorWay drain slots underneath the doorway at the point of installation meaning that the door frame doesn't need to be cut or altered. The HexDrain Corner Unit can be installed at any location within a channel run, you may want to install just one as an outlet or multiple units for rainwater downpipes.Firstly, ensure that the current set pieces of drain your additional part will connect to extends past the end of the wall where the line of the channel drain is currently against. If this has been done, place what will be the other part of the corner of the channel drain into the position you want ready for marking. Step 2: The markings Following the cutting process, you can now place the connection piece into position and join the units together. This can be done in the same way as you would do a standard channel drain unit. Slide the unit into the clean connection piece and then gently tap it into place using a mallet or similar hammering-type tool. REMINDER: Although this is a basic guide, we recommend you follow manufacturer instructions if provided. Want more information on ACO channel drains? Get in touch by giving us a call on01752 692 221 to speak to our excellent customer service team!

Where you have marked the first line drain piece, use a cut-off saw, angle grinder or hand-saw to cut off the spare drain length. This will allow the corner unit to be accommodated following the cutting process. Ensure this is accurate and, as with the line of the channel drain, ensure any debris has been removed before installation to reduce the risk of leaks. Step 4: Connecting the partsThe plastic grating with microgrip offers a non-slip cover for drainage systems around the house. In addition to the tried-and-tested nub structure, the grating is equipped with many tiny bumps that ensure surefootedness even in high humidity. The structure is moulded directly into the grate surface and is therefore particularly durable. The plastic grating retains its non-slip properties even after heavy use by being run over by a car. Features & Benefits: ACO Hexdrain Plastic Channel Drain A15 with Microgrip - 1m