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Specialist drainage for rainwater

Driven by demand

The use of siphonic roof drainage technology in buildings with large or complex roofs, enables you to achieve more. Today, whether a consultant or installer, you need roof drainage solutions capable of responding to the commercial challenges faced by your clients' and end users' businesses.

The drive for more:

Space

End users gain more useable space inside the building because the number of down pipes is minimised and the horizontal (collection) pipes can be installed close to the roof - without gradient.

Freedom of design

Architects can create extreme building and roof shapes due to the negative pressure in siphonic systems, allowing the routing of pipe work to be fully flexible.

Cost efficiency

Material and installation costs are reduced through smaller pipe diameters, low weight, fewer down pipes and roof outlets, and less groundwork.

Safety

In cases of heavy rainfall the roof remains safe because the self-cleaning system works with less water depth on the roof, which can be equiped with emergency overflows.


The challenge of commercial demands and facts

These particular challenges can only be overcome by a specialist drainage solution. Akatherm helps you meet these demands with confidence.

Akatherm offers more than just a siphonic roof drainage system. Like every specialist drainage solution from Akatherm, it comes with a comprehensive level of support.

All our systems are backed by dedicated software, full training and unique products, plus the service standards you would expect from high performance drainage experts and the worldwide backing of the Aliaxis group.

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Facts

Changing climate

AkasisonThe 20th century finished with the warmest decade in the record books. During the 21st century the global surface temperature will
likely increase further by at least 1°C. Research shows that this rise in temperature will increase the chance of heavy rainfall by 10%.

Larger roof spans

AkasisonBuildings associated with airplanes are known for their large roof spans. But also smaller "products" inhabit large buildings: the flower auction in Aalsmeer Holland is a building with the third largest floor space in the world.


Collecting rainwater

AkasisonAlthough only 2% of the world is covered by cities and buildings, each minute of the day an estimated 1.000.000.000.000 liters
                              of rain falls on the earth.