Inlet Protection (Domes)
Catch Basins are an integral part of stormwater control and drainage systems. The purpose of a catch basin is to catch debris and release stormwater from a parking lot, street, highway, or landscaping area. During project site construction, sediment, pollutants, and trash must be prevented from entering the surrounding streams and wetlands, which feed into our watersheds. Inlet protection domes, also known as rigid inlet protection, are designed be a temporary sediment control device during land disturbing construction activities. Inlet protection domes are a performance-based, cost effective replacement for drop inlet filtration BMP methods such as: silt fence boxes or rock and wire inlet protection.
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A1000A Square Base Frame & Filter Assembly
Square base 36” x 36”. Comes in DOT & High Flow filter. Learn more >>
A1100A Square Base Frame & Filter Assembly
Square base 48” x 48”. Comes in DOT & High Flow filter. Learn more >>
A700A -DOT Dome Frame & Filter Assembly
Designed to protect storm water inlets during construction. The rectangle frame is designed to cover inlet openings 36” x 55” or smaller. Learn more >>
Bottom Drain Attachment
Designed to work in conjunction with the R-100-A to create a self-contained filtration system. Learn more >>
Low Profile Rectangle Frame & Filter Assembly
Over Grated Inlets or Covered Inlets Frame and Filter Assembly. Low profile design for non-sump conditions. Comes in 30” x 46” x 16”. Learn more >>
Low Profile Square Frame & Filter Assembly
Over Grated Inlets or Covered Inlets Frame and Filter Assembly. Low profile design for non-sump conditions. Comes in 42” x 42” x 16”. Learn more >>
Round Base 60″ Frame & Filter Assembly
The large frame is designed to protect the inlets in new construction sump conditions. The round frame, with a diameter of 60”. Learn more >>
Square Frame & Filter Assembly
The large frame is designed to protect the inlets in new construction sump conditions. The square frame, 62″ x 62″, fits perfectly over the brick or precast inlet. Learn more >>