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Hauraton delivers for high capacity channel system drains car park in York

  • 17 Jul 2018

Hauraton Limited‘s RECYFIX® MONOTEC surface drainage system features at the McArthur Glen Designer Outlets Mall in York, part of numerous installations successfully completed nationwide.

The RECYFIX® MONOTEC system was fitted to provide surface drainage in a section of the car park’s asphalt surface.

Having a grating width of 100mm (Channel internal dimension) with an overall height of 230mm and a cross-section of 190.5 centimetres squared, the 66 metres of channel installed provides an entire water capacity of narrowly over 1260 litres.

The MONOTEC one metre long channel component is of a sturdy monolithic design, where the HEELSAFE grating and the tongue and groove linking system are vital to the channel moulding.

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The whole unit is made of tough, virtually unbreakable polypropylene (PP) formulated to be extremely resistant to daily temperature fluctuations from frost conditions to strong sunlight, including the Ultra Violet (UV) spectrum.

PP is naturally resistant to de-icing salt; complying with the requirements of EN 1433, the PP is given its UV resistance by adding just sufficient stabiliser so the structural strength of the material is not changed and a consistent appearance is maintained. The MONOTEC channels have a loading category of up to Class D400.

Tim Connolly, Hauraton‘s MD, commented: “The tongue and groove features on the MONOTEC channels provides easy assembly of the moulded components and facilitates the alignment of the channel run so cutting installation time for the groundwork contractor.

“All Hauraton surface water drainage systems’ comply with European Standards (hENs) and carries the CE mark.”

For more information:

Telephone 01582 501380 

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