With a matching profile to a standard HB1 kerb stone, this ACO KerbDrain® Half Battered Rodding Access Kerb Unit system is part of a solid and reliable all-in-one kerb and drainage solution designed and developed specifically to meet the challenge of any surface water drainage... Read More
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With a matching profile to a standard HB1 kerb stone, this ACO KerbDrain® Half Battered Rodding Access Kerb Unit system is part of a solid and reliable all-in-one kerb and drainage solution designed and developed specifically to meet the challenge of any surface water drainage project. Boasting sustainable materials, solid design, and superb versatility, this drain is a building block for any water management solution.
Suitable for a myriad of medium-sized applications in challenging drainage projects, including major and minor highways, car parks, and commercial and urban landscaping, this KerbDrain® HB305 Unit is an excellent starting point for your project. In addition, it comes with a handy rodding access hold for easy access.
Making use of sustainable, sturdy materials, this drain can claim a 50% higher impact resistance than standard OPC kerb units and is certified for all highway applications, keeping confidence high from the moment it’s installed. This appreciable durability comes from its deceptively simple award-winning one-piece design, maximising hydraulic performance and reducing failure points. In addition to safe manual and mechanical handling, it boasts a high daily installation rate and is fully Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) compliant.
Question:
How often should there be a rodding access point on a line of drainage kerbs?
Answer:
The frequency of rodding access points in a line of drainage kerbs can vary depending on the specific layout and requirements of your project. It is generally recommended to have rodding access points at regular intervals and at changes in direction of the drainage line. This ensures that any blockages can be effectively dealt with. However, exact specifics may vary based on local regulations or specific project needs. I would recommend consulting with a civil engineer or your local authority to determine the most appropriate frequency for your situation.
Question:
Is there an outlet at the bottom of the access unit?
Answer:
The ACO KerbDrain HB305 Half Battered Rodding Access Kerb Unit does not come with an outlet at the bottom. It is designed to be a part of a combined kerb and drainage system, where the drainage occurs along the kerb line rather than through a bottom outlet. The unit features a half-battered design that allows water to flow into the kerb unit effectively. However, it does not have an outlet at the bottom. If you require a unit with a different drainage configuration, we have a variety of other drainage solutions available. Please feel free to search for the appropriate product on our website or contact our sales team for further assistance.
Question:
Is there a sump unit for the rainwater to drain out in front of the kerb face?
Answer:
The ACO KerbDrain HB305 Half Battered Rodding Access Kerb Unit does not come with a built-in sump unit for rainwater to drain out in front of the kerb face. This product is primarily designed to provide excellent drainage along the edge of a road, car park, or similar surface, capturing and diverting surface water. If a sump unit or similar feature is required for your specific drainage needs, you may need to explore other products or supplementary components within our range. Our sales team would be happy to assist you in finding the most suitable solution for your project.
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