Who is the DN 50 vertical balcony drain suitable for?

It is aimed at installers, roofers and building owners who drain water from a balcony or terrace via a vertical DN 50 pipe; further drains from the manufacturer can be found in our Upmann category .

Areas of application and selection criteria

Typical uses and points to check before buying:

• Drainage of balconies
• Terrace drainage
• Connection to vertically routed pipes DN 50
• Determine the location of the pipe under the surface
• Check the nominal diameter of the existing pipe
• Plan the required throughput for the area
• Ensure a tight connection to the seal.
• Check the corrosion resistance before installation

Your advantage: direct descent to the bottom.

The vertical outlet directs the water downwards without any lateral pipe routing in the structure, which is advantageous if the pipe is located directly below the drain.

Coordinate exit direction and nominal diameter

The outlet direction and nominal diameter must match the existing pipe, as both determine the connection of the drain.

Vertical or horizontal

If the pipe runs laterally in the structure, the Upmann balcony and terrace drain DN 50 horizontal is the appropriate design.

Nominal diameter DN 50

DN 50 refers to the nominal diameter of the connection; whether it is sufficient for your area depends on the required drainage capacity, which is not specified on the product page.

Installation and limitations

Connect the drain tightly to the waterproofing of the balcony or terrace; load class, drainage capacity, odor trap and height adjustment are not confirmed in the tested documents.

Product features at a glance

Technical data: Upmann balcony and terrace drain DN 50, vertical

The overview summarizes the information from the article page; manufacturer's documentation with performance and dimension specifications was not available.