SKU | 160LDY |
Title | Land Drain 160/80mm Multi-Junction |
Net weight | 1 Kilograms |
Drainfast Product Catalogue Issue 36 |
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User Guides
MuckStopper IC 450 For Inspection Chambers
We have designed the MuckStopper IC range to catch the mud and debris which inevitably enters inspection chambers and prevent it from clogging the drainage system below. It protects the drains and saves on clear-out and jetting costs.
MuckStopper RS 400 for Road Gullies
The MuckStopper RS-400 is a removable silt trap bucket with drainage holes at the top. It is designed to be installed in road gullies as a temporary solution during construction. This product offers a first line of defence against silt, catching the majority of it at source.
MuckStopper RS 400 Lite for Road Gullies
The MuckStopper RS-400 Lite is a removable silt trap bucket with drainage holes at the top. It is designed to be installed in road gullies as a temporary solution during construction. This product offers a first line of defence against silt, catching the majority of it at source.
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