Roof Drains, Siphonic Roof Drains, Roof Drain Accessories and Roof Drainage Systems including siphonic roof drainage products for Rainwater Harvesting

<body> <h1>Roof Drains, Roof Drain Accessories, Roof Drainage Systems including Siphonic Roof Drains, Rainwater Harvesting, Universal Roof Drains Accessories, Roof Drains Pipe Connections, Large General Purpose Roof Drains, Promenade and Parking (Roof) Area Drains, Scupper Roof Drains, Cornice - Parapet - Canopy and Gutter Roof Drains, Siphonic Roof drains engineered with Rainwater Harvesting techniques to use rainfall more efficiently, rainwater recycling methods built by Jay R. Smith Mfg. Co. </h1> <h3>Installation of Roof Drains, Technical Data for roof drains, Siphonic Roof Drain Technical Data, Rainwater harvesting and stormwater management information is available in the Roof Drain Section of <a target="_blank" href="http://www.jrsmith.com">jrsmith.com</a>.</h3> <p>You will also find additional information regarding our Roof Drains, Environmental Plumbing Products, LEEDS points, Siphon Principal, Reducing stormwater using roof drain technology, Rainwater Harvesting, and stormwater management.</p> <p><span class="attribute-value">If you are looking for information on rainwater harvesting as well as syphonic roof drainage, simphonic roof drainage and harvesting rain, please review our Siphonic Roof Drains Section. If you are also looking for information on siphonic roof drainage as well as roof drainage, siphonic roof drains and water treatment, please see our Roof Drains Section.</span>  </p> <p> <font size="10pt" face="arial" color="#000000"> <b>Overflow drains should be specified to prevent the overloading of roofs where the building code calls for a specific maximum water build-up depth.<br>  </b></font></p> <h6> <span style="font-weight: 400"><b><font face="arial" size="11">This Jay R. Smith Product Section contains information regarding our 1000 Series Roof Drain Figure numbers: 1001 1002 1005 1010-r 1010 1010_16 1010_r 1011 1015 1015_08 1015_39 1015_e 1015_wf 1016 1017 1018 1019 1025 1031 1031_r_c 1037 1037_r_c 1038 1039 1045 1045_e 1045_wf 1070 1074 1074_so 1074y_16 1080 1080y16 1083 1085 1310 1330 1409 1410 1412_ae 1415 1416 1419 1450 1470 1510 1550 1560 1580 1600 1605 1710 1720 1725 1730 1740 1748 1750 1760 1770 1770y 1785 and dx1010.</font></font></b></span></h6> <p> </p> <p>-This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.</p> <p>Roof Drains are a valuable component of a buildings structure when considering the functions they perform. Roof Drains remove rainwater from the roof in many ways such as simply sending the rainwater through a gutter to the ground or the roof drain may serve as a means of channeling the rainwater from the roof to a rainwater harvesting system which can be used to collect the rainwater from the roof and channel the water to objects such as a cistern which would serve as a holding tank for the rainwater which could then be used at a later time for many applications such as irrigation or the rainwater could be filtered through a systems such as an ultraviolet ray purification system to be used in consumable applications such as washing machines, dishwashers or if filtered properly, human consumption! Rainwater Harvesting Systems qualify for LEEDS Points as part of the GREEN Building Project. The LEED TM (Leadership in Energy and Environment Design) Green Building Rating System™ was devised as a voluntary, consensus-based national standard for developing high-performance, sustainable buildings. LEED was initially created by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) to establish a common measurement to define “green building.” As water become a more valuable resource, we will continue to find ways to preserve and/or recycle our water supplies. Obviously as the population of this county and the world continue to grow, water WILL BECOME A MORE VALUABLE RESOURCE. Roof Drains are an excellent way to maximize a small investment in construction cost(s) as part of a water recycling effort which will likely become significantly valuable for generations. Consider Siphonic Roof Drains as an alternative approach to traditional roof drains. Siphonic Roof Drainage systems are now the standard in roof drainage systems in Europe and rapidly expanding to the United States.</p> </body>