Frost Floor drain 150mm square stainless steel grating 3mm slots with small sump body and threaded outlet size 4" BSP
Frost floor drain assembly with height adjustable 150mm Slimline Heel Proof square stainless steel slotted grating, small sump body and threaded outlet.
Membrane clamp & collar are an optional extra (31.2030). Can be trapped using a removable trap (31.9510).
Quick and easy to install
Maintenance free and durable
Connect body to all types of pipework in general use, using adaptors.
Stainless steel for use in areas where they contribute to the aesthetic appeal of an area.
Stainless Steel BS EN 10088-1:2005
Grade 1.4301 (304) or (316) if specified
Average recyclable content 75%-85%
Cast iron Grade EN-GJL-150 to BS EN 1561:1997
80-97% recycled materials
100% recyclable
| SKU | 31.0685 |
| Title | Frost Floor drain 150mm square stainless steel grating 3mm slots with small sump body and threaded outlet size 4" BSP |
| Net weight | 4.27 Kilograms |
| Body material | CAST IRON |
| Body type | UNTRAPPED |
| Load rating | L15B |
| Outlet type | THREADED |
| Grating material | STAINLESS STEEL |
| Frost Product Guide & Pricelist Issue 03 | |
| 3D CAD file | Download CAD file |
| Product Specification Sheet | Download PDF |
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