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Foul and surface water, private drains and public sewers, land drains and soakaways, filter drains and any other ways of getting rid of water.
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exoticpete
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Post: # 104369Post exoticpete

Hi does anyone know where i can get hold of linear drainage thats a bit different than the usual stuff you get from the merchants ?

Thanks in advance Peter
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seanandruby
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Post: # 104371Post seanandruby

Blucher are the only ones i can think of, mostly stainless steel and very expensive.
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Post: # 104381Post cookiewales

Peter savage do a good range of cast tops
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sy76uk
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Post: # 104384Post sy76uk

Threshold drains are pretty discrete

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Post: # 104399Post GB_Groundworks

Aco do loads of different tops and edges, we used stainless steel ones in fish processing factory :( expensive though
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Post: # 104422Post Dave_L

What end result are you after? Black, shiny or what?
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r896neo
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Post: # 104449Post r896neo

i have used the aco brick slot which is very discrete but its still black plastic.

exoticpete
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Post: # 104450Post exoticpete

Hi all they don't like the brick slot ones which would be my choice, think there after a standard drain with a shiny top

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Post: # 104563Post Dave_L

Then surely Aco Raindrains are the answer if they want shiny stuff?

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