MINIKIT
MINIKIT 100mm W x 50mm D Polymer Channel x1m c/w A15 Galv. Slotted Grating
RRP £25.45
£ 21 . 63
Excl. VAT
RRP £30.54
£ 25 . 95
Inc. VAT
GNS100UOA
Grating ONLY for EURO/MINIKIT 100mm Galv. Slotted Grating x1m; x1m; A15
RRP £9.12
£ 7 . 75
Excl. VAT
RRP £10.94
£ 9 . 30
Inc. VAT
TMINIKITC
MINIKIT 100mm W x 50mm D Blank End Cap
RRP £9.56
£ 8 . 13
Excl. VAT
RRP £11.47
£ 9 . 75
Inc. VAT
| Drainfast Product Catalogue Issue 40 |
Why Choose ULMA Minikit From Drainfast?
Drainfast supplies the ULMA Minikit alongside a wide range of quality drainage products for residential and commercial projects. Customers benefit from a free material take off service, expert support, competitive pricing and independent delivery fleet. Place your order before 5 pm to receive next working day delivery across our service area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ULMA Minikit Channel Drainage?
The ULMA Minikit is a compact linear drainage system designed to collect, manage and route surface water away from pedestrian areas. It features a channel and grating system that efficiently directs rainwater away from surfaces. Water enters through the grating, flows along the channel and is discharged through an outlet connected to a suitable drainage point.
What Load Class is the ULMA Minikit Suitable for?
An ULMA Minikit is rated to Load Class A15 in accordance with EN 1433 standards. This makes it suitable for applications such as footpaths, patios, landscaped areas and other locations where vehicle traffic is not expected.
What Material is the ULMA Minikit?
It’s manufactured from polymer concrete, a high-performance material that has low water absorption properties, providing excellent resistance to weathering, frost damage and chemical exposure.
What are the Dimensions of the ULMA Minikit?
It measures 1000mm x 120mm x 50mm (120mm overall width and 98mm internal width), making it a compact drainage solution for areas where installation depth is limited, for example driveways and pedestrian areas. This product is paired with a galvanised grate and has an A15 load class rated.
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