Modules with internal slope and outlet
Module 2500 and sump unit
Module 500 mm
Module 1000 mm
Module 2500 mm
Module 2500 with internal slope (75-87)
Module 2500 with internal slope (87-100)
Module 500 with outlet
Module 500 with sump unit

DryLine® Modular channel drain

DryLine® Modular is a channel drain made of stainless steel that is an excellent fit for surface water removal from car parks, yard areas, terraces and inverted structures. A channel drainage system made up of standard-sized, easy-to-connect modules provides a functional solution for every application, with quick delivery. The modules and end plates are locked together with bolts and fitted with sealing flanges (EPDM or NBR) - allowing you to build a leak-tight system you can rely on.

The necessary fasteners are supplied with the modules. In addition, the modules are equipped with cast-in supports and mounting feet that allow for easy positioning at the correct height. The channel drain can also be equipped with a self-adjusting thermocable. The thermocable is installed inside a protective case that protects it against mechanical stress. The connection cable is brought into the channel through a watertight pressure grommet.

The DryLine® Modular channel drain meets the requirements of the EN1433 standard.

Modules on a level base

Material: Stainless steel
Load capacity class: A15 and C250
Grating options: mesh grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (ductile iron)
Width: 175 mm
Height: 100 mm
Length: 500, 1000 or 2500 mm

DryLine Modular 2500 mittakuva

Modules with internal slope

Material: Stainless steel
Load capacity class: A15 and C250
Grating options: mesh grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (ductile iron)
Width: 175 mm
Height: 75-87 mm or 87-100 mm
Length: 2500 mm
Internal slope: 0,5%

DryLine Modular 75-87 sisäisellä kaadolla mittakuva

DryLine Modular 87-100 sisäisellä kaadolla mittakuva

Module with outlet

Material: Stainless steel
Load capacity class: A15 and C250
Grating options: mesh grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (ductile iron)
Width: 175 mm
Height: 100 mm
Length: 500 mm
Outlet position: Bottom
Outlet diameter ∅: 110 mm

Module with sump unit

Material: Stainless steel
Load capacity class: A15 and C250
Grating options: mesh grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (stainless steel), slotted grating (ductile iron)
Width: 175 mm
Height: 350 mm
Length: 500 mm
Outlet position: Side
Outlet diameter ∅: 110 mm

LVI numbers

Module	LVI number
Modular 500	3375206
Modular 1000	3375205
Modular 2500	3375202
Modular 2500, internal slope 75-87	3375200
Modular 2500, internal slope 87-100	3375201
Modular 500 outlet	3375203
Modular 500 sump unit	3375204
Slotted grating 500, stainless steel	3381354
Mesh grating 500, stainless steel	3381352
Slotted grating 500, ductile iron	3381353

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Maintenance

The channel drain must be maintained regularly. Failure to maintain will reduce or prevent water flow. Particular attention should be paid to cleaning the channel during the gritting season.

Check the condition of the channel and gratings.
Clean clogged gratings.
Open the grating screws and remove the gratings.
Clean the channel and outlets of stones, sand and debris.
Empty the sump unit.*
Check the condition of the thermocable and the protective case.*
Put the gratings in place and tighten the screws.

* If included in the channel

How do I ensure the load-bearing requirements of the site?

The necessary load-bearing requirements must be verified by the site designer. Depending on the site, it can be a structural engineer, landscape designer or architect. The designer takes into account the load-bearing requirements when determining the location of the channel drains and the load it must withstand, including snow plowing equipment and rescue routes.

Which grating option should I choose for non-trafficked decks?

Our lightest grating option, the slotted grating (A15) made of stainless steel, is suitable for pedestrian walkways. The slotted grating can withstand walking, cycling or other light loads. For example, any snow plowing equipment must be taken into account when choosing a grating that withstands light loads.

How is the DryLine® channel drain thermocable brought into the channel in a watertight manner?

The thermocable is brought into the channel drain by means of a watertight pressure grommet. The pressure grommet is welded firmly to the drain, at a point specified by the customer. It can be placed at the end, side or bottom, taking into account the electrical plan of the site.

Can a channel drain be retrofitted to a existing yard?

Yes, in this case the finished surface has to be opened, for example by spiking, so that the channel drain can be installed and positioned in place with the help of mounting feet. After that, a cast-in-place casting is made to make the drain an integral part of the yard.

The channel drain is installed in a car park, where petrol may flow into the channel, does the connecting flange withstand chemical stress?

In that case, the material of the connecting flange is NBR rubber, which is resistant to oil and petrol. When ordering a channel drain, it is worth telling our technical sales that the drain will be installed in a car park, so that our salesperson will take care of the right connecting flange for you.