Load capacity:
125 kN test load (EN 124) when filled with a min. 5 cm layer of grade C35/45 concrete (EN 206).
Material:
Frame and cover in 2 mm cold-formed precision steel profiles. Hot-dip galvanised. High-load hinges. High-specification double-piston gas struts.
Features:
Comfort-lift access cover. Cover with 10 cm deep recess. With peripheral EPDM seal, smell proof and largely water-tight (not guaranteed to be completely water-tight). Opening tools included. Opening is assisted by the patented double-piston gas struts to such an extent that the cover can be opened and closed by one person. Safety device fitted to prevent the open cover from closing.
Applications:
For installations which require access without particular effort. Especially for those installations where the cover is to be filled with concrete slabs, bricks, paving stones or paviors etc.
Installation:
Please study the enclosed installation instructions carefully before installation and pay attention to our specifications. Care must be taken to seal the outer frame into the surrounding flooring.
Important note: For transport-related reasons, the gas struts are not installed. These should be installed after the cover and frame have been installed and filled (concrete must be set), in the open position in accordance with our installation instructions.
Types & Dimensions
Type |
Clear dimensions of shaft
|
Outside dimensions
|
Weight empty
|
|---|---|---|---|
| c x d | A x B | ||
| BVH maxi 44 | 40 x 40 | 55,2 x 55,2 | 22 kg |
| BVH maxi 55 | 50 x 50 | 65,2 x 65,2 | 27 kg |
| BVH maxi 66 | 60 x 60 | 75,2 x 75,2 | 28 kg |
| BVH maxi 86 | 80 x 60 | 95,2 x 75,2 | 35 kg |
| BVH maxi 88 | 80 x 80 | 95,2 x 95,2 | 40 kg |
| BVH maxi 106 | 100 x 60 | 115,2 x 75,2 | 40 kg |
| BVH maxi 110 | 100 x 100 | 115,2 x 115,2 | 60 kg |
Cover depth ≈ 10.2 cm
Installation height ≈ 12.5 cm
| 1. Frame | 6. Plastic cap |
| 2. Cover | 7. Hinge |
| 3. Seal |
8. Anchor |
| 4. Reinforcement | 9. Gas strut |
| 5. Allen screw | 10 Reinforcement |
Product for professional use only.
