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Roof Drains Technical Data - jrsmith.com
ROOF DR AINTEC HN ICA L DAT A SECTIO NCUSTOMERDRIVENSMITH DEFIN IT ION - ORIG IN - USAGET hemodernroofdrainis designedtodrainoffrainwaterin themosteffec-tivemannerpossiblewhilemain taininganaestheticappealbecauseinmanyins tancesit is placedin ,Smithhasattemptedtosatisfyboththeartist iceyeofthearchitectandthecalculatingmind oftheengineer,concludingtheproperlydesig nedroofdrainmusthavethefollowingfeatures : Pleasingdomeshapewitha lowprofileandadequatefreedrainagearea Corrosion-resistingdomematerial Effectivedebrisprotection Overflowdrainagetoallowdrainageduringdeb risbuild-up Gravelstop PositiveFlashingClamp Seepagecontrolchannels Sumpdesignedtominimizeairentrapment CAL SM IT H ROOFDRA PolyethyleneDome7 DrainBody2 CombinedCastIronFlashingClampandGravelSt op8 SumpReceiver3 SecuredSquareHoleGrate9 UnderdeckClamp4 Flashing ClampforSquareGrate10 AdjustableExtensionSleeve5 FixedExtension11O-RingGasket6 FixedExtensionGasket12 Reversible Collar13 NeopreneGasketROO F DR AIN PARTSLI CALCULATINGDRAINAGEREQUIREMENTSFOR.
sist of thin elastomeric coatings which are applied in a series of trowel coats. The covering forms its own membrane, flashing and durable traffic surface. The DX flange is regularly furnished 4" in width. The usual cover - ing is approximately 3/16" thick and may be applied over many subsurfaces such as concrete, gypsum or wood decks.
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