Pipe clip
The pipe clip holds the downpipe against the wall: the band takes the pipe around, and a 180 mm spike goes into the wall and carries the whole load of the vertical. The pipe does not bear on the façade but stands clear of it — air passes behind, so no moisture is held and the façade stays dry. Clips are set in a row, with no more than two metres between them.
- Sun and UV
- Rain
- Snow and frost
- Wind
The same sheet and coating as the roof — proof against all weather.
What the data sheet says
- Diameter
- ⌀ 100 mm
- Material
- DX 52 D steel sheet coated on both sides
- Zinc coating
- 140 g/m²
- Colour coating
- at least 25 μm
- Spike length
- 180 ± 5 mm
- Colour
- RAL palette, the same as the roof sheet
- Product code
- 7031
- Drawing
- no. 61 · 20 October 2011 · scale 1:2
The pipe clip is an assembly of six parts: body and cap from sheet coated on both sides, an M6 × 20 screw, a plate, two ⌀ 5 × 12 rivets and the spike — the plate, rivets and spike are of Č.0361 steel.
It does not go alone
The element is part of the rainwater system — gutter, brackets, angles, outlet, bends, downpipe and clips. Open the whole system and see how they join.
Open the whole system
Need quantities and a colour?
Tell us the length of the eaves, the number of outlets and the RAL — we will send back a schedule with quantities and a delivery date.