Lindab Downpipe Drain Trap - 100mm - Antique White

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Lindab White Steel Drain Trap - 100Mm Antique
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The Lindab Downpipe Drain Trap is designed for homeowners and contractors looking to protect underground drainage systems from clogs caused by organic debris. Its key benefit is the integrated leaf filter, which effectively traps leaves and dirt while allowing water to flow freely, though it does require periodic manual cleaning to remain fully effective.
| Model Part Number | RTWT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindab |
This trap is specifically designed for 100mm ground and junction pipes.
It is recommended to clear the filter at least once every six months, or more frequently if you have trees near your roofline.
While it comes in an antique white finish, you should consult with a professional painter regarding the appropriate primers and paints for the material before applying additional coatings.
No, it is intended to be installed at the base of your existing downpipe as a junction point to the underground drainage system.
Installation is designed to be straightforward for anyone familiar with basic gutter and pipe maintenance, often requiring only standard tools to align and secure the unit.
The leaf filter is likely full; manually remove accumulated debris to restore water flow.
Verify that your drainage system uses standard 100mm pipes, as the trap is not designed for imperial or non-standard metric sizes.
Installation of the trap is straightforward, designed to slide into standard 100mm ground or junction piping. Ensure the connection is secure to prevent water leakage at the joint. For ongoing care, the internal filter should be cleared every six months. Simply remove the trapped leaves and silt by hand or with a small trowel. Regular inspection during the late autumn season is highly recommended to ensure the trap is ready for winter rains.