Danelaw RP3 Open Tile Valley Trough - 3m x 380mm

The Danelaw RP3 Open Tile Valley Trough delivers efficient drainage performance engineered for mul...

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The Danelaw RP3 Open Tile Valley Trough is designed for roofers and builders seeking an efficient, cost-effective drainage solution for roof valleys. Its key benefit is providing reliable weather ingress protection across multiple roofing materials without traditional mortar bedding. A potential caveat is its suitability for roof pitches over 17.5°, requiring verification for specific projects. This 3-meter long, UV-resistant GRP trough offers a lightweight, durable, and low-maintenance alternative to metal valleys, featuring a universal width and a vertical weather check for enhanced performance.

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Model Part NumberHDL RP3
BrandDanelaw

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FAQs

What is the expected lifespan of the Danelaw RP3 Trough?

Under normal service conditions, the trough is expected to have a service life of at least 30 years.

Can this valley trough be used on any roof pitch?

No, the RP3 Open Tile Valley Trough is suitable for roof pitches over 17.5°.

What materials is the trough compatible with?

It is compatible with slates, flat tiles, and profiled tiles.

Does the trough require frequent cleaning?

No, minimal maintenance is necessary. The smooth finish inhibits the build-up of foreign matter.

What are the dimensions of the trough?

The dimensions are 3 meters in length and 380mm in width.

Is the trough resistant to UV light?

Yes, the trough features a UV-resistant anthracite finish that prevents harmful run-off and staining.

What is the recycled content of the trough?

The trough contains between 12% to 16% recycled content.

Troubleshooting

Water pooling in the valley

Ensure the trough is correctly installed with adequate fall towards the outlet. Check for any debris or blockages within the trough or at the outlet point. Verify the roof pitch meets the minimum requirement of 17.5°.

Trough appears damaged or cracked

Inspect the area for signs of impact or stress. If minor damage is present, assess if it compromises water channeling. For significant damage, replacement of the affected section or the entire trough may be necessary.

Difficulty achieving a secure tile fit

Ensure the valley battens are correctly prepared. Utilize the integrated mortar bonding strip for bedding tiles in mortar where necessary, creating a firm seal between the tiles and the trough.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Cost-effective alternative to traditional mortar bedding.
  • Lightweight for easier handling and installation.
  • Durable and UV-resistant GRP construction.
  • Versatile compatibility with various roofing materials.
  • Reduced maintenance requirements.
  • Lower risk of theft compared to metal alternatives.

Cons

  • Suitable only for roof pitches over 17.5°.
  • Requires specific installation onto valley battens.
  • May require cutting for precise fitting, adding a labor step.
  • Limited to open tile valley applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The Danelaw RP3 is designed for direct installation onto roof valley battens. Ensure the battens are sound and correctly spaced before fixing the trough. The trough can be cut to the required length using appropriate tools for a precise fit. A mortar bonding strip is integrated, allowing for traditional mortar bedding where tiles meet the trough, ensuring a secure seal.

Compatibility: This trough is compatible with slates, flat tiles, and profiled tiles. It is suitable for roof pitches over 17.5°.

Care: The RP3 Open Tile Valley Trough requires minimal maintenance. Its smooth, UV-resistant surface resists the build-up of dirt and debris. Periodically inspect the trough and surrounding roof area for any obstructions or damage. Cleaning can be done with a damp cloth if necessary. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.

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