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RESOLVE PROBLEMS IN YOUR DRAINAGE SYSTEM


NO BLOCKAGES NO OVERFLOWING NO FOUL ODOURS A Three Stage Drains Solution Designed to Save you Money!


Used together or individually, the Aluline solutions can reduce waste and operational costs associated with Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG) Management.


1 SINKGuard3 A Sink Filter that Works


Use SINKGuard3 to reduce drainage costs?


Remove pipe blockages caused by solid waste entering into the drainage system/ pumping stations/traps.


Basket Filter 2


The Devastator Compact Drain Dosing System


The Devastator is a biological drain maintenance system designed to work with Aluzyme-C fluid, specifically formulated to degrade fats and grease found in commercial kitchen drains.


Aluzyme-C Liquid Basket Filter 3


Grease Traps & Waste Water Management


We design and manufacture for commercial & Industrial projects on Grease Management, Septic Tanks/Treatment Plants, Hygienic Drainage Gullies/Channels, mostly in stainless steel.


Tile Gully DrainDrain Drain Grease Trap


Vinyl Gully


Kitchen Floor Channels


SinkGuard3 Sink Filter with Odour Trap Please Contact Our Sales Team On 01928 563532 Email: enquiry@alulinegroup.com Website: www.alulinegms.com


COWHORN from £90


CORTINA CHAIR from £89


LABRA ARMCHAIR from £130


Contract Furniture Group Contract House, Litt le Tennis Street South, Nott ingham NG2 4EU


0115 965 9030 info@contractfurniture.co.uk www.contractfurniture.co.uk


AMBROSIA CHAIR from £80


RIO WOOD ARMCHAIR from £120


FOLLOW US! ... for every occasion!


All our


Traps are Air Sealed Units


Protect your drains


Liquid Care for your drains!


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