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Stormwater drain covering with side inlet - Standard
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Our versatile stormwater well covering with side intakes is designed to facilitate both new planting,
rebuilding and future operation and maintenance.
The covering is unique in its design and can be used in many different ways.
It can be used submerged in, for example, flat surfaces, in this case a seal is used that seals the side intake.
Tiling is greatly facilitated thanks to the right-angled shape of the covering.
As the covering has a built-in pipe nozzle in the bottom part, it can be used as a spit gate and covering at the same time.
You don't have to demolish the old well and build a new one a few meters away.
You can connect a 200mm plastic pipe directly to the covering and run the pipe to the old well.
The old covering is then supplemented with a tight cover, which in most cases is available as standard.
Sludge suction takes place from the old covering.
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Alternatively, you install the covering directly on top of a new well.
The locking on our coverings is completely unique.
The locking consists of two rubber bushings that lock the lid.
Thanks to the rubber bushings, there is no clatter as the cover is clamped in the bushings.
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No special tools are required to open the cover, a regular iron skewer works great.
The lid is designed so that it cannot seize when opening.
It can also be used submerged in, for example, flat surfaces, in this case a seal is used that seals the side intake.
Tiling is greatly facilitated thanks to the right-angled shape of the covering.
The covering is approved according to EN 124 C250
RSK number: 7037801
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If you want to look at the coverage in 3D and turn it yourself, you can take a look here:
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Since the covering differs significantly from "ordinary" stormwater well coverings,
the assembly procedure is different.
Stormwater well cover with side inlet, Pekuma Standard. The cover has two water inlets.
Stormwater well cover with side inlet, Pekuma Standard. The cover has two water inlets.
Opening the lid is easy with an iron skewer
When the cover is used submerged, like a conventional well cover, the side inlet is sealed with a stainless steel cover.
The pipe socket prevents any leaking of water between the cover and the well, that might cause material migration and subsidence. Pekuma Standard is therefore well suited for use in water protection areas.
The water from the walkway/bicycle path is led to a tree planting in order to take advantage of the rainwater to water the trees and to use the trees as natural water infiltrators and purifiyers.
The water from the walkway/bicycle path is led to a tree planting in order to take advantage of the rainwater to water the trees and to use the trees as natural water infiltrators and purifiyers.
This installation picture shows how to connect "Standard" to a well with a sediment trap which then leads the water to the trees via an infiltration pipe.
The picture shows how to bevel the curb so that damage from the snow plow is avoided. The picture also shows how to make a cut out in the curb for the cover to sit firmly in its position.
The picture shows how to bevel the curb so that damage from the snow plow is avoided. The picture also shows how to make a cut out in the curb for the cover to sit firmly in its position.
No need to install a new well, just connect a pipe from the new cover to the old well. Thanks to the built in pipe socket in the cover, you do not need to move the entire well.
No need to install a new well, just connect a pipe from the new cover to the old well. Thanks to the built in pipe socket in the cover, you do not need to move the entire well.
No need to install a new well, just connect a pipe from the new cover to the old well. Thanks to the built in pipe socket in the cover, you do not need to move the entire well.
The picture shows both the location of the old cover and where the new cover should sit. Our covers' built in scupper function is used, and the need to tear down the old well and install a new one just a few inches away is eliminated.
The picture shows both the location of the old cover and where the new cover should sit. Our covers' built in scupper function is used, and the need to tear down the old well and install a new one just a few inches away is eliminated.
The picture shows both the location of the old cover and where the new cover should sit. Our covers' built in scupper function is used, and the need to tear down the old well and install a new one just a few inches away is eliminated.
Here the cover is installed in mortar. From the pipe socket the water is led to a tree planting.
This image shows how you take care of the rain water and leads it to a well. From the well the water is led to a tree planting and used for watering.
A submerged cover on Södergatan in Helsingborg. Here the side inlet has been sealed to be able to use the cover in street level.
A submerged cover on Södergatan in Helsingborg. Here the side inlet has been sealed to be able to use the cover in street level.
Thanks to the pipe socket you can connect several covers to the same well.
Thanks to the pipe socket you can connect several covers to the same well.
