
Roof drain A
Roof drain with collection basin and attachable grate for bitumen membrane roof. Made of acid-resistant steel or copper.
∅ 75, 110 or 160 mm
With Peltitarvike's roof drains, you will implement a functional and durable system for drainage of flat roofs and inverted structures. The demanding conditions in the north require special durability from drainage products. Roof drains made of acid-resistant steel and designed for nordic conditions are a long-lasting solution for the property, withstanding temperature fluctuations and UV radiation.
We help with the design of drainage systems for even the most demanding sites and, if necessary, we tailor the site-specific roof drains!
Roof drain with collection basin and attachable grate for bitumen membrane roof. Made of acid-resistant steel or copper.
∅ 75, 110 or 160 mm
Roof drain with collection basin and attachable double grate for bitumen membrane roof, for maximum water flow. Made of acid-resistant steel.
∅ 75, 110 or 160 mm
Roof drain with collection basin for siphonic roof drainage system. Made of acid-resistant steel or copper.
∅ 50 or 75 mm
Roof drain with grate for bitumen membrane roof. Made of acid-resistant steel or copper.
∅ 50, 75, 110 or 160 mm
Renovation roof drain with grate for installation in an old roof drain. Made of acid-resistant steel or copper.
∅ 42-160 mm
Renovation roof drain with grate for installation in an old roof drain. Made of acid-resistant steel or copper.
UV-50, UV-70 and UV-80 roof drains
Roof drain for installation in the vapor barrier. Made of acid-resistant steel.
∅ 50, 75, 110 or 160 mm
Drain for inverted structures with vertical outlet. Made of acid-resistant steel.
∅ 75, 110 or 160 mm
Drain for inverted structures with horizontal outlet. Made of acid-resistant steel.
∅ 75 or 110 mm
Drain for balconies and terraces with vertical outlet. Made of acid resistant steel.
∅ 50 or 75 mm
Drain for balconies and terraces with horizontal outlet. Made of acid-resistant steel.
∅ 50 mm
Roof drains are not CE marked, as the European standardisation organisation CEN has not defined a harmonised product standard (hEN) for roof drains, on the basis of which the product could be CE marked. The product eligibility of the drain is determined by site-specific certification.
In our roof drain range, you will find drains for every site. For a demanding site where a lot of debris accumulates on the roof or which is located in a windy place, we recommend an A or A Max roof drain with an attachable debris strainer.
The cost-effective roof drain C is well suited for smaller roofs or canopies.
Inverted structure drains can be found separately in our KK and PK drains.
Our roof drains have a wide range of standard dimensions in terms of pipe diameter and length, for example, pipe lengths are available up to 1200 mm. All our products can also be customised to the desired dimensions on request.
The most important information we need about the product you want is the roof drain model, the diameter and length of the drain pipe.
The roof drain outlet pipe must reach through the supporting structure, no connections should be made inside the structure. It is good to size the drain pipe so that the drain end of the pipe reaches at least 100 mm below the load-bearing structure.
The diameter of the drain pipe is 10 mm smaller than the inside diameter of the old drain pipe. Our technical support will assist you in choosing the right size of a renovation drain, if necessary. We only need to know the inside diameter of the old drain pipe and the drain model at the site.
The screen structure is selected based on the surface material and the duration of the load. The height of the screen structure is determined by the structural thickness of the site. The screen structures have a telescopic adjustment range. Simply indicate the thickness of the structure when ordering and we will deliver the appropriate product. The adjustable screen structure also allows for the natural sagging of the structure. Our technical support will be happy to help you choose the right screen structure.
Roof drains must be maintained regularly. The grate must be cleaned of debris and it must be ensured that the water flow to the roof drain is unobstructed.
Yes, the scupper's job is to direct the water from the roof to the outside of the wall structure when the roof drain becomes blocked. Each roof, which is drained through the roof drains, must also have at least one scupper. Water removal from small roofs and canopies can be achieved by using only scuppers.
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