Catalogue EN 4.1
KESSEL AG
Drains, covers and upper sections must be installed in
such a way that they are able to cope with potential
loads at the place of installation. The two standards
EN 1253-1 (Gullies for buildings) and EN 124 (Gully tops
and manhole tops for vehicular and pedestrian areas).
In cases of doubt, the higher class must always be chosen.
Covers and upper sections to EN 1253-1
Drains are offered in a range of different
materials. Which material is used depends
on the requirements set by the type of
wastewater to be discharged.
Polymer (PP or ABS)
Drains made of polymer are generally
characterised by their high impact resistance,
light weight and simple design.
Ecoguss
Building drains made of the composite mate-
rial Ecoguss are naturally hygienic and highly
resistant to chemicals on account of the
smooth and corrosion-free surface. Additional
protective coatings are not necessary. Weight
approx. 70 % lower than cast iron drains, no
electrical grounding necessary and suitable
for installation in hot bitumen thanks to
high-temperature resistance properties.
Metal
Classic metal drains are hygienic, heat
resistant and generally load resistant. They
are therefore primarily suitable for extreme
conditions in commercial and industrial
premises.
Class H 1.5
Class K 3
Class L 15
Class R 50
Class M 125
Load class up to max. 150 kg
Unused roof space (no traffic)
Load class up to max. 300 kg
Areas without vehicular traffic, such as bathrooms at home, retirement
homes, hotels, schools, swimming baths, public washing and shower facilities,
balconies, loggias, terraces and green roofs.
Load class up to max. 1.5 t
Areas with light vehicular traffic such as cycleways and domestic drives.
Load class up to max. 5.0 t
Used roof space (roof parking area)
Load class up to max. 12.5 t
Areas with vehicular traffic, such as car parks, factories and workshops –
not including light commercial vehicles or heavy wheel loads.
Covers and upper sections to EN 124
Class A 15
Class B 125
Class C 250
Class D 400
Class E 600
Group 1 For use in areas where only pedestrians have access.
Group 2 For use in car parks and pedestrian areas where only occasional
vehicular access is likely.
Group 3 For use in car parks, forecourts, industrial sites and areas with slow
moving traffic also in highway locations up to 500 mm from the kerb and up
to 200 mm into the verge, excluding motorways.
Group 4 For use in areas where cars and lorries have access, including
carriageways, hard shoulders and pedestrian areas.
Group 5 For use in areas with heavy traffic - miliarty, airports, ports.
Our locking and removal device
Lock & Lift
allows drain covers to be removed
or inserted in seconds - significantly
reducing maintenance time.