The City of Perth recently completed a new pedestrian friendly precinct that connects to the Perth Cultural Centre. The project converted Museum Street from a two‑way street to a one‑way street to create space for the dedicated pedestrian area. The landscape design included tree plantings, street furniture, lighting, CCTV cameras, Wi-Fi, artwork and colourful pavement graphics.

Project Design Brief

A drainage system capable of capturing water from a large flat surface area was required. Due to the high number of underground services already existing in the area, designers required a surface water drainage solution. The large number of pedestrians moving through the area necessitated a heel and bike friendly grate that would also be robust to withstand vehicular traffic.

ACO’s Solution

• KlassikDrain K200 system with Iron Intercept Galvanised HeelsafeAnti-Slip grates

Benefits

• The pavement could be constructed as flat as possible due to the 0.5% built-in slope within K200 sloped channels
• The Iron Intercept Galvanised HeelsafeAnti-Slip grate provides a slip resistance rating of P2 to AS 4586 and load class D to AS 3996 meeting the designer’s requirements
• The QuickLok boltless locking system enables easy access for maintenance purposes

For more product information visit: www.acodrain.com.au