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Tile-insert double slot balcony channel, representative product view

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Balcony Drainage

A tile-insert double slot channel with internal slope, built for a flush finish across balcony and terrace joints.

Tile Insert Double Slot

Flush with the tile, slope in the channel.

A channel system built to sit flush with balcony tile, with the slope built into the channel itself rather than the screed - a double-slot tile-insert grating keeps the surface reading as continuous tile, not a visible drain line.

Product certification is in progress and CE is not claimed. Brochure language should be read with the website compliance page.

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SS304 / SS316L

150 × 50 × 1000 mm

Double-slot tile insert

2 × 12 mm slots

Representative model · not to scale

Construction

Inside the channel

SS304 / SS316L channel150 mm wide · 50 mm highDouble-slot tile insert2 × 12 mm slotsInternal slope 2 mm / mGrating stays dead flat1000 mm per channel · 6 mm fall over 3 m

FIG. 01 TILE-INSERT CHANNEL

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A 150mm-wide stainless channel with a double-slot tile-insert grate. Each 1m section carries a 2mm internal fall; the grating sits dead flat and flush with the surrounding tile. Length, width, depth, outlets (Ø50 / 75 / 110mm, vertical or horizontal) and corners are customisable on request.

Load class

Balcony channels are specified to EN 1433 with the same published exterior range. Match the class to the traffic on the finished surface.

Selected class

C250

250 kN · Heavier vehicular

Kerbside and road-edge runs, basement ramps and service yards carrying heavier commercial traffic.

Specification

MaterialSS304 (standard) / SS316L
Channel width150mm
Channel height50mm
Standard length1000mm per channel
Grating typeDouble slot tile insert
Slot width2×12mm
Internal slope2mm per channel
Slope continuityContinuous across joints
OutletVertical or horizontal, Ø50 / 75 / 110mm
CustomisableLength, width, depth, corners and slot on request

How the slope works

Each 1m channel carries a 2mm internal fall. Three channels laid end to end give a continuous 6mm total fall to the outlet, with slope continuity maintained across joints - the grating itself sits dead flat and flush with the surrounding tile throughout.

How balcony drainage slope works →

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