Harmer Floor & Shower Drains Oct 14-file045956

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Stainless Steel Floor Outlets - Accessories Inverted trap for standard outlets Inverted trap for compact outlets Levelling foot for standard outlets Strainer for compact outlets Draining basket for standard outlets All accessories available on request 70 www.harmerdrainage.co.uk
Stainless Steel Floor Outlets - Materials Care, Maintenance, Installation & Specifying/Ordering Materials Harmer Stainless gullies are manufactured in 1.5 – 2mm thick sheets to material Grade 304. This is suitable for general use in and around buildings including most coastal locations. It is predominately considered for areas with food production, processing or preparation where corrosion resistance or minimum maintenance is required. For more aggressive atmospheres such as swimming pool applications, Grade 316 is available on request. Both grades are fully pickle passivated and all components are welded in argon shield to ensure high quality joints. All drain bodies are cylindrical shape to limit waste accumulation, enables easy waste removal and is more hygienic. Grating and baskets are available in various shapes, sizes and finishing versions. The grates are selected according to the loads and location of installation. We offer the following grate types: ■ Mesh Anti-Slip ■ Ladder ■ Plate ■ Perforated Grates and bezels are manufactured to material Grade 304 as standard with satin finish which is suitable for most applications. Material Grade 316 is available on request. Maintenance The high quality grates and bodies are maintenance free but should be inspected periodically and cleaned of any trapped matter. If drains are not used for a period of time the trap water may evaporate or become fetid. To remedy this, there is no need to remove the Grate, simply reprime the Trap by pouring clean water through the drain. NEVER USE BLEACH OR CAUSTIC CLEANING AGENTS. To clean Stainless Steel, use only soapy water and wipe dry. Under no circumstances use metal scouring pads, metal scrapers or wire wool since this will contaminate surfaces leaving rust spots. Frequency of cleaning depends upon application. Generally, clean the metal when it is dirty in order to restore its original appearance. This may be once a day for a drain in hygienic or aggressive situations. Inverted or Bell Trap Should it be necessary to access the drain for maintenance or rodding purposes, the trap must first be removed. Equipment required: ■ Latex rubber gloves ■ Bucket of clean water ■ Sponge ■ Household disinfectant Procedure: ■ Put on protective latex gloves ■ Remove grate ■ Dry all surfaces ■ Remove basket ■ Remove trap Refitting trap: ■ Apply silicone lubricant to seal rim of trap ■ Push fit the trap into the drain body ■ Replace basket ■ Refit grate ■ Reprime the trap with clean water ■ Dispose of dirty water Installation of Single-Part Floor Drains 1. Make sure the drain pipe is at the correct height. 2. During concrete pouring, the upper part should be 1-1,5 [mm] below the floor level. 3. Next floor layers can be made when the upper part is stabilized. 4. During concrete pouring make sure, that the upper part clearance is not narrowed. 5. Make sure concrete gets to all places, even difficult of access ones. Installation of Two-Part Floor Drains 1. First, put the lower part of the floor drain in the structural part of the floor. The lower part should be placed in the hollow of 15-20 [mm] to ensure adequate draining of the condensate from the damp-proof course. 2. Lay the damp-proof course and secure it with the clamping ring of the lower part. 3. Next, position the upper part on the required level. The upper part edge should be placed about 1-1.5mm below the floor level. 4. Next floor layers can be made when the upper part is stabilized. 5. During concrete pouring make sure that the upper part clearance is not narrowed. 6. Make sure concrete gets to all places, even difficult of access ones. Specifying/Ordering Example 1: Floor Drains in Kitchens Item: Harmer Stainless. Floor Construction: 150mm ceramic tiles over insulated solid ground floor slab. Manufacturer: Alumasc Exterior Building Products Ltd, White House Works, Bold Road, Sutton, St Helens, Merseyside WA9 4JG. Body type/material: Standard fixed height trapped vertical sump with mesh anti-slip grating manufactured from Stainless Steel ref: SV110/S20/K/T. Example 2: Floor Drains in Changing Rooms Item: Harmer Stainless. Floor Construction: 150mm ceramic tiles over suspended concrete floor. Manufacturer: Alumasc Exterior Building Products Ltd, White House Works, Bold Road, Sutton, St Helens, Merseyside WA9 4JG. Body/grate type & material: Compact two part adjustable height trapped horizontal sump with perforated grating manufactured from Stainless Steel ref: SMKHA50/S15/B/T. Harmer Technical Helpline +44 (0) 1744 648400 71
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