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Floor Drain Technical Data - jrsmith.com
Used As Anchor FlangeIn One Pour SlabFINISHED FLOORUsed As Flashing FlangeWaterproof MembraneRemovable Flashing CollarGrate will not tilt out ofdrain body when heavymoving loads pass over SETTRACTOR GRATE"SAFE-SET" BUCKET AND GRATEB ucket Must Be In Place Before Grate Is ReplacedAdditional Perimeter Drainage OpeningsAfter the top size and anticipated flow are determined by the Design Professional, thefollowing points shall be taken into consideration when selecting the Floor of Grate or Cover (Based on Anticipated Traffic) ASME (FloorDrains) ratings are as follows. These are static lioad ratings and do not take into con-sideration impact or dynamic loading. These load ratings are general catagories andare provided for guide purposes only. The Design Professional shall contact the fac-tory for unusual applications, where conditions of use, load concentration, installa-tions, etc., can affect results and ASME (Formerly ANSI ): LIGHT DUTY: All grates/covers having a safe live load under 2,000 lbs.
Most floor drain bodies are available with a flange for either anchoring the drain in the floor slab or for use as a flashing flange in upper floors and waterproofed areas. Many Smith drains are regularly furnished with a flanged body and a combination "top flash-ing collar" which can be used to clamp the waterproof membrane.
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