What are the load ratings of the catch basins?
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What are the load ratings of the catch basins?
What are the load ratings of the catch basins?
When backfilled with soil, sand, or gravel the catch basins are rated for loads up to 60 psi (pedestrian traffic). When encased in 4” of concrete are rated for loads up to 175 psi (light vehicular traffic). When encased in 6” of concrete are rated for loads up to 325 psi (semi-trucks). When encased in 8” of concrete are rated for loads up to 575 psi (heavy-duty fork lift). The grate that is used must also have a load rating greater than or equal to expected load.
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Drainage
Catch Basin FAQs
- What material are the catch basins made from?
- Can pipes be connected directly to the catch basins?
- What type and size of pipe can be connected to the outlets?
- How do I make a tighter fit between the pipes and universal outlets?
- Can outlets be connected to the bottom of the catch basins?
- Which catch basins have available risers?
- How much height is added by the riser?
- Can the risers be cut?
- How many risers can be stacked?
- How do I secure the risers to the catch basin?
- What is the minimum height (maximum cut) of the riser?
- Is the catch basin water tight?
- What are the load ratings of the catch basins?
- Do any of the catch basins have an available filter?
- How do I raise the grade for the grate on a Spee-D basin?
- Which tabs do I break off on the 1200NGB catch basin?
- Which outlet can I use with the catch basins?
