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The location, number, and size of floor drains are all important factors in the design of a drainage system. Proximity of the drain to the source of water is important, as well as the grade, so that water on any floor area naturally flows to the drain.
- Floor Drain Technical Information
Floor Drain Technical Information. Introduction/Selection...
- Floor Drain Technical Information
Floor Drain Technical Information. Introduction/Selection Considerations. Application. Product Compliance/Load Rating Classes and General Information. Floor Drain Sizing and Location/How to Choose a Floor Drain. Flow Area/Flow Rate Calculation Spreadsheet. Connection Types and Neo-Loc Gasket w/Integral Test Cap. Options and Variations Listing
As a general reference, floor drains should be sized to handle an overflow condition of water that may be discharged onto the floor. The chart below illustrates water outlets and the demand (GPM) requirements.
The selection and specification of drains for interior floor areas and exterior surface areas merit careful consideration. Such factors as size, shape, function and anticipated drainage requirements of the area must be taken into account when planning for adequate and proper drainage of the area.
The stainless steel drainage products are corrosion-resistant and built with hygiene in mind, ensuring the health and safety of workers, customers and products while still allowing clean-in-place functionality. Products include: Modular Grated Trench Drains Slot Drain Systems Floor Drains Hygienic push-fit pipes Box Drains for kitchen floors ...
Floor drains are standard fixtures throughout every commercial and institutional building. Floor drains serve the purpose of removing wastewater from floor areas discharging the water directly into the sewer and wastewater systems. Floor drains come in all shapes and sizes.
Fixed height floor drains are convenient and free-standing units which are suitable for concrete, resin or tiled floors. Adjustablefloor drains can be installed either with a floor drain top or ACO Trench Drain (see page 54) in most flooring constructions, including floors with waterproofing membranes.
