Balconies and terraces rarely have room for a deep drain. There’s only a thin layer between the slab and the finished floor. The H50 is built for exactly that. Its PP-PE channel is just 28 mm deep inside, and the total installed height including the grating is about 70 mm. On top, choose between a stainless steel tile-insert grating, which takes a strip of your own floor tile, and a SlotTop grating that shows only a narrow line. Either way, the drain blends into the floor instead of standing out.
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Because it needs very little depth. The total height with the grating is about 70 mm, so it fits within the floor build-up on most balconies and terraces without cutting into the slab.
It’s a stainless steel tray that you fill with a strip of the same tile as the surrounding floor. Water drains through slots along the edges, so the drain is barely visible.
No. The H50 is rated A15, which covers pedestrian areas only. For driveways, look at the H92 with a ductile iron grating, or the EVOMAX or NEOMAX series.
Through a Ø32 mm side outlet, or through a Ø110 mm vertical outlet using the accessory. Choose based on where the drainage pipe runs.
A terrace drain should handle heavy rain without spoiling a floor you’ve chosen carefully. The Jayna Drain H50 Series does both. Its slim channel fits within the shallow depth of most balconies and terraces, and its stainless steel tile-insert and SlotTop gratings sit almost invisibly in the floor, so water ...
