Galvanized Storm Drain Inlet
Galvanized Storm Drain Inlet
(OP)
When I review Standard Details for local Governments, I see that some storm drain inlets are galvanized and others are not.
What would be the difference between galvanized frame/hood and non-galvanized in terms of cost, maintenance, etc.?
The galvanized storm drain inlet unit is better and has more benefits in the long run? I am curious...
Thanks in advance for your advice or suggestion.
What would be the difference between galvanized frame/hood and non-galvanized in terms of cost, maintenance, etc.?
The galvanized storm drain inlet unit is better and has more benefits in the long run? I am curious...
Thanks in advance for your advice or suggestion.





RE: Galvanized Storm Drain Inlet
RE: Galvanized Storm Drain Inlet
One advantage is they have more open area, and clog less frequently.
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RE: Galvanized Storm Drain Inlet
I don't know what the best option in Northern California.
RE: Galvanized Storm Drain Inlet
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RE: Galvanized Storm Drain Inlet