Monday, November 2, 2020

Pluvia roof drainage by Geberit

The Pluvia roof outlets by Geberit

Dezeen showroom: Swiss company Geberit's roof drainage system Pluvia is a solution for draining water quickly from large roof areas that has been standardised so that multiple units can be combined together in a single system.

The compact Pluvia system uses negative pressure to achieve almost double the discharge rate of conventional drainage systems.

Roof outlets come in a variety of different designs and sizes that can be installed on practically any roof structure.

Geberit's Pluvia roof outlets
The Pluvia system has a compact design

The outlets have long outlet connection pieces to facilitate installation into highly insulated roofs, and the outlet grating has a rotating lock bar that allows it to be attached and removed easily and without tools.

For warm roofs, green roofs or weight-bearing roofs, Geberit has designed Pluvia solutions for vapour barrier connection to ensure a sealed, durable system.

Planning and calculation of all Pluvia drainage systems are supported by Geberit's ProPlanner software. The hydraulic calculation can now also be done in the Autodesk Revit CAD software using a corresponding plug-in.

Geberit offers a free download of all Building Information Modelling (BIM) data in the Autodesk Revit format, so that a sanitary engineer can calculate the configuration of the entire system in the CAD program.

Product: Pluvia
Brand: Geberit
Contact: bettina.starck@geberit.com

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