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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
SELF comfort boot scrapers are integrated into the floor surface to keep entrance areas in residential buildings clean and dry while also giving them a representative appearance. This ensures that dirt always stays outside the front door, even with heavy use. Modern diamond or mesh grates made of galvanized steel and aluminum grates with brush, rubber, or needle felt strips offer the right solution for every application.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Material polymer concrete Length 100 cm Width 50 cm Height 8 cm Weight 22.9 kg Edge design galvanised steel -
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Installation guide
SELF Comfort boot scrapers installation instructions
SELF Comfort boot scrapers in 3 practical sizes
The following installation instructions provide schematic representations. These are intended as examples and are non-binding. The information provided here is based on our extensive experience in civil engineering and road construction as well as the current state-of-the-art. Irrespective of this, planners and installers are obliged to check the suitability of the products and the installation instructions. The details provided as examples are simplified suggestions. The element design needs to be adapted to the specific building.
Important: Insert gratings during installation.
1.
Excavate trench. Backfill crushed stone or in-situ concrete pad and attach connecting pipe, where applicable.
2.
Position the scraper box on the crushed stone or in-situ concrete pad. Where applicable, connect the pipeline and align to the correct height.
3.
Insert the cover grating and install the surrounding floor covering.
Instructions and Regulations
Guidelines and regulations
The current guidelines and regulations of the state-of-the-art technology must be observed for the installation.
For example, these are:
DIN EN 1433 „Drainage channels for vehicular and pedestrian areas“
DIN 19580 „Drainage channels for vehicular and pedestrian areas“
RStO „Guidelines for the standardisation of the superstructure of vehicular areas“
DIN EN 206-1 „Concrete. Specification, performance, production and conformity“
DIN EN 1045-2 „Concrete, reinforced and prestressed concrete structures. Part 2: Concrete – Specification, properties,
production and conformity; Application rules for DIN EN 206-1“
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