Schuck House Supply Systems: Streamlined Installations
Schuck house transition products offer a consistent installation process across various media, with the majority of installations utilizing the same core set of accessories. The key differentiator lies in the specific installation environment and its corresponding demands on building waterproofing.
Here's the beauty – you only have two scenarios to consider:
Non-Pressing Water and Soil Moisture (W1-E, DIN 18533): This applies when encountering typical ground moisture without any pressurized water concerns.
Pressing Water up to 3 Meters (W2.1-E, DIN 18533): This scenario involves managing water pressure up to a depth of 3 meters.
In cases where the water exposure class is unclear, opting for the pressing water installation (W2.1-E) is always the recommended approach to ensure maximum security. This guarantees a compliant installation adhering to relevant standards such as DVGW VP601, DIN 18533, and GW390.
Even with white tubs (WU concrete), both installation methods remain viable.
WHICH PARTS ARE REALLY NEEDED FOR STANDARD-CONFORMING INSTALLATION?
For this purpose, we have created graphics for the respective house introductions.
Particularly practical: The pictures show the installation situations and also the accessories with part numbers and where they are used.
Installation of the MHP modular house entry for electricity and water pipes:
In order to make optimal use of the advantages of the Schuck modular house entry MHP and to make the installation even more comfortable and efficient, Schuck offers an extensive range of original installation accessories. More information and downloads at Schuck-Group (external link).
Installation of the HSP gas house entry:
The Schuck gas house entry HSP impresses with its easy installation, high flexibility and durability. In order to make optimal use of the system's advantages and to make installation even safer and more comfortable, Schuck offers an extensive range of original installation accessories. More information and downloads at Schuck-Group (external link).
Installation of the WHP water house entry:
The Schuck water house entry WHP offers a safe and reliable solution for connecting water pipes in single- and multi-family homes. Schuck offers an extensive range of original installation accessories. More information and downloads at Schuck-Group (external link).
Trenchless Installation of Building Entries and House Connections:
The trenchless installation of building entries and house connections using the “Sealing Screen” system offers several advantages. First, it allows for a secure connection to the building even in challenging conditions, for example, when there is an overbuilt area in front of the building. Secondly, this method is highly cost-effective: no need to excavate the route, no surface restoration required, and very short construction time. And best of all: it enjoys strong acceptance among property owners. More information and downloads at Schuck-Group (external link).
Renovation of Old Pipe with the Schuck Sanova Renovation Capsule
The Schuck Sanova renovation capsule for gas and water house connections uses the existing old pipe as a conduit for the new pipe. This means that only a single access pit at the main pipeline is needed—the rest of the route remains untouched. There’s no faster or easier way to renew a house connection. More information and downloads at Schuck-Group (external link).
Download & Bonus material:
- Details about the MHP modular house introduction and its area of application
- More about the water house introduction WHP area of application
- Areas of application of the HSP gas line transition.
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