With the time, industrialists are getting more concerned about cleaner technologies in their work area. Among them, floor drains in the industrial or commercial settings is in great demand. Industrial floor drains are considered an easy method of disposing water and other liquids that contains toxic chemicals from factories. Therefore drains must be positioned properly in order not to cause contamination in the work area. Well, if you are planning on getting an industrial floor drain system in your new or existing facility or commercial setting, then get a free estimate from the experts of Rockcrete USA.
According to your requirement or need, layouts are designed by our experts. Some points that are taken into consideration are:
• Identifying of floor drain’s depths from the FFL
• Determining the drain’s point of discharge
• Accessing the Capacity requirement
With the Megamax Flow System:
All trenches are monolithically poured, creating a SEAMLESS SYSTEM including corners. The MEGAMAX FLOW SYSTEM allows sections to SLOPE FROM 5.25” TO UP TO 36” below floor level. Trenches are EASY TO CLEAN, since the formed RADIUS BOTTOM SURFACE of trenches creates BETTER RUN-OFF OF GREY WATER & DEPOSITS, and STEEL GRATES ARE EASY TO REMOVE (2 MIN / 100FT SECTION / PERSON). Once grates are removed there are NO OBSTRUCTING CROSS BARS in the way of your shovel / cleaning tool. All trenches have 6” MINIMUM WIDTH, with the option to upgrade up to 24”. The STEEL GRATES CAN BE EASILY REMOVED AND REUSED if you decide to relocate in the future. Trenches can be EASILY FILLED IN IF YOU RELOCATE, without having to remove any steel framework casted in place. TIE-INNS OR ADD-ONS to the existing trenches are easy, should you decide to expand you wet areas in the future. LAST MINUTE CHANGES ON SITE IS POSSIBLE, if you need to change your wet area perimeters.
About the company
Rockcrete Concrete Specialists have been serving the commercial market since 2004. As a privately owned and operated business, we offer high quality application.For more information about Trench Drains visit http://www.rockcreteusa.com/
