Aco Severin Ahlmann Gmbh & Co Kg

Aco Ahlmann Se & Co. Kg

Michael Muller

Michael Sieber

Arne Stoltenberg

Bengt Jesse-Windelband

Stephen Meier

The invention relates to a gutter system () with at least one frame unit (), at least one cover unit () and at least one first damping element (), wherein the frame unit () has at least one receiving area () for arranging the cover unit (). The receiving area () of the frame unit () has at least three side walls (), wherein the first damping element () is provided between the frame unit () and the cover unit () in such a way that the cover unit () is received in the frame unit () in a damping manner in at least three spatial directions.

Gutter system

Connection devices for connecting a drainage gutter to a further functional element (), for example to an inlet box, are known, which comprise an adapter plate () to which the drainage gutter can be connected. In order to ensure simple assembly on the building site in combination with a high degree of tightness, it is proposed to provide a cast-in part () which can be tightly cast into a wall of the functional element () and comprises fastening devices by means of which the adapter plate () can be fixedly connected to the cast-in part () in such a way that a flow space () of the drainage gutter can be tightly connected to an interior of the functional part () via a transfer space.

Connection device between a gutter and gully

The invention relates to a cover () for a drainage channel () to be installed in the ground to drain the surface of an area. The cover () comprises a substantially planar portion () which is constructed so as to cover an opening at the top of the drainage channel () and which comprises a projection () that extends upward from the planar portion (). The projection () defines an inlet () through which the water that runs off from the surface to be drained can enter the drainage channel. In addition, the planar portion () defines comprises supplementary apertures () to receive water that has percolated down to its lower level.

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Monkeberg, Germany

Michael Muller