RELN Storm Drain Pro™ Series 150 1m

The RELN Storm Drain Pro™ Series 150 is a high-capacity surface water drainage channel designed for large domestic and light commercial applications. With a 150mm internal channel width and 205mm deep profile, it is built to capture and manage substantial volumes of surface water across driveways, paths and other trafficable areas.
Manufactured in Australia from 100% UV-stabilised recycled plastic, Storm Drain Pro™ combines lightweight handling with durability and resistance to the elements. The system features galvanised steel edge rails and a Class C Heelguard Grate, making it well suited to pedestrian areas and domestic or light commercial traffic.
Installation is made easier with connecting channels, interchangeable clip-in grates and integrated hold-down feet to help prevent the channel from floating during concrete placement. The innovative integral side flange also allows corners and T-intersections to be formed without requiring separate corner or tee fittings.

Key Features:
150mm internal channel width
205mm deep profile
Class C load rating
Class C Heelguard Grate
Galvanised steel edge rails
Manufactured from 100% UV-stabilised recycled plastic
Lightweight and durable
Integral side flange for corners and intersections
No additional corner or tee fittings required
Interchangeable clip-in grates
Integrated hold-down feet
Bottom outlet can be cut or drilled for 90mm PVC stormwater pipe

Suitable For:
Driveway drainage
Pedestrian paths
Patios and entertaining areas
Domestic surface water drainage
Light commercial properties
Trafficable areas
Areas requiring corners and T-intersections
Projects requiring higher-volume surface water collection

🔮ICR Pro Tip.
The clever part of the Storm Drain Pro™ isn't just its large 150mm channel — it's the integral side flange. When your drainage run needs to turn a corner or branch into a T-section, you don't necessarily need to start hunting around for additional proprietary fittings. The channel itself has been designed to help you create those changes in direction.
*Always work backwards from where you want the water to finish. Establish your outlet and fall first, then build your drainage layout around it — not the other way around!