High pressure drainage sheet protects waterproofing installations

  • 19 Jun 2015

Protecting under pressure with Delta-EQ Drain from Delta Membrane Systems

Delta-EQ Drain from Delta Membrane Systems

Made from high density polyethylene, Delta-EQ Drain from Delta Membrane Systems is a dimpled sheet with laminated polypropylene geotextile suitable for situations where a high pressure drainage sheet is needed to protect a waterproofing installation.

Both the dimpled sheet and the geotextile are black in colour

  • dimple height measuring 9mm
  • air gap between dimples is 7.9 litres/m2

Other features include the ability to work effectively within a wide temperature range (from -30OC to 80OC), and impressive compressive strength characteristics of some 200kN/m2.

  • no adverse effects on drinking water
  • offers high levels of resistance to bacteria, alkalis, chemicals and root penetration

Supplied in rolls measuring 2m wide and 12.5m long.

Delta-EQ Drain conforms to DIN 4095 for drainage and DIN 18195 for waterproofing.

 

Delta Membrane Systems,
Delta House,
Merlin Way,
North Weald,
Epping,
Essex,
CM16 6HR
United Kingdom

Visit Delta Membrane Systems' website

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