Timesaver - Above Ground Drainage

DESCRIPTION:

The Timesaver soil system, was the first mechanically jointed cast iron system launched in 1973, for use on above-ground soil and waste, vent and rainwater installations serving commercial, public and residential buildings for over 40 years.

RECOMMENDED USE:

Refurbishment
• Prestigious commercial buildings built in the late 1970s to the late ’90s which are serviced by cast iron soil stacks will most likely be Timesaver or traditional socket and spigot soil systems. If the building is to be refurbished or changes are to be made retaining some of the existing pipework—then Timesaver is the best suited to connect to the original pipework.
• Heritage external soil stacks—traditional appearance sanitary soil pipework installed on the outside of the building.
• Commercial, public and residential buildings > Sanitary soil, vent and waste pipes > Internal rainwater systems

RANGE:

• 50, 75, 100 and 150mm diameter pipes and fittings
• • 1.8m (6ft) double spigot pipes in 75 and 100m
• • Two piece ductile iron mechanical couplings

• • Traditional ‘Heritage’ push-fit sockets
• > 50, 75 and 100mm (150mm see Ensign)

PIPES :    

1. External coating: Black, anti-corrosive acrylic primer paint, average dry film thickness 40.
2. Cast-iron made with the De Lavaud process
3. Internal coating: Two-component ochre-coloured epoxy coating, average dry film thickness of 130.

FITTINGS :    

Water-based Primer (IL 3036) to an average thickness of 40 µm.