London Victoria Bus Station is one of the busiest transport hubs in the capital, serving millions of passengers each year as they journey across the UK and beyond. Ensuring such a high-traffic area remains safe and efficient requires robust infrastructure solutions, particularly when it comes to managing surface water. At BG-Graspointner, we were proud to supply our advanced channel drains for the station’s redevelopment, helping to ensure effective drainage and prevent flooding in one of London’s most critical transport centres. Our high-performance and sustainable systems are designed to handle the heavy footfall and vehicle load while maintaining the station’s smooth operations..

BG Project manager: Marc Turner
BG-Products used in this project
Channel drain type:
BG-FILCOTEN pro V mini NW100
Grating type:
E600 Ductile Iron Bar Grate
Other accessories:
Bolted
Total linear meters:
60

Technology

Minimal Weight
• FILCOTEN® HPC enables lightweight construction
• Quick and easy to place
• Dimensionally stable, robust concrete elements

Maximum Durability
• Unsurpassed stability and durability
• Exceptional pressure resistance, well above the requirements in EN 1433

Resistant to extreme temperatures and UV light
• Maximum resistance to frost and de-icing salt
• UV resistant

Fireproof
• Non-combustible construction material – Class A1
• No harmful smoke development

Perfect hold in the concrete bed
• Ideal coefficient of expansion, identical to that of the surrounding concrete

High drainage performance
• Low water collection and penetration
• Smooth channel surface for high drainage performance and optimal self-cleaning effect

Sustainability

Verified LCA (Life Cycle Assessment)
• Greater ecological transparency under ISO 14040/14044 and EN 15804
• Ideal for sustainable construction projects

Sustainable production
• Manufactured with 100% green power
• Resource-efficient manufacturing process

Exceptional resource-efficiency
• 100% recyclable, certified
• Quality A class U-A (Certified by the Building Research Institute of Salzburg (bvfs))