Beany Block - Highways Drainage
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Half-battered
Half-battered
Medium / High capacity drainage solution.
Application
Suitable for use in any kerb location as defined in BS EN 1433 and The Highways Agency's Contract Documents and Specification for Highway Works.
Description
Beany Block is a reliable and effective medium to high capacity drainage solution. Solving drainage problems where other systems fail, or project restrictions make other solutions impractical.
Features and benefit's:
- Established in accordance with BS EN 1433: 2002.
- Combines the largest hydraulic capacity with a loading classification up to E600.
- Robust concrete construction enables it to withstand installation damage and its simplicity makes it a highly cost-effective and versatile road drainage solution.
General information
Color | Grey Silver |
Finish | Smooth Textured |
Material | Concrete |
Shape | Rectangle |
Length | 500 mm |
Width | 430 mm |
Height | 430 mm 520 mm 590 mm 855 mm |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | Q25/470 Sealer/ stabilizer solution for blocks and setts Q10/190 Carriageway kerb and drainage channel systems Q10/30 Linear slot drainage channel system |
Specification data - Combined drainage and kerb units
Standards | To BS EN 1433. |
Certification | BSI certified: ISO 14001; ISO 9001; OHSAS 18001. |
Material | Hydraulically pressed concrete. |
Configuration | Half-battered. |
Components | |
Top | Half-battered symmetrical.Half-battered straight back. |
Load class (minimum) | E 600. |
Finish | Standard grey.Conservation silver grey. |
Work sizes | 430 x 500 x 205 mm. 430 x 500 x 295 mm. 430 x 500 x 365 mm. 490 x 500 x 630 mm. |
Density | 2300 kg/m³. |
Water absorption | Grade 2. |
Unit weight | 70 to 110 kg. |
Reaction to fire | Class A1. |
Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials | No |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Material | Concrete |
Embodied carbonA1-A3 (production stage) as defined in BS EN 15804 | 31.6 kg CO₂ eq/m Self declared |
Literature
Beany Block
Infrastructure & Highways
Case studies
Hitachi Train Factory, County Durham