EcoGrid Alusthetic Aluminium Manhole Cover Triple Sealed | 61mm Tray Depth

EcoGrid Alusthetic manhole covers are the perfect choice for indoor or outdoor areas where an aesthetically pleasing inspection cover is required. The recessed top allows grass or block pavers to be installed blending in with the surrounding area. This particular listing is for the Triple Sealed 80mm overall depth inspection cover. We also have the Triple Sealed 40mm depth Aluminium Inspection Cover and Triple Sealed 60mm depth Aluminium Inspection Cover available if required.

Available in both a double sealed or triple sealed configuration these access covers keep odours locked below ground level, this is ideal if covers are close to areas with high foot traffic. This odour locking system makes these covers especially well suited to patios and driveways. The seals used on these aluminium covers are made from 99.9% pure EPDM, ensuring it stands the test of time.

These aluminium recessed access covers are available in a wide range of sizes and depths giving you great flexibility when installing. Starting at 300x300mm, clear opening sizes go up to 1000x1000mm and many in between, we should have a cover to suit your needs without resorting to expensive bespoke solutions.

Lifting Keys Included

These manhole covers are supplied with two lifting keys as standard meaning you will not need any additional tools or components to remove these covers once fitted. These keys are galvanised making them corrosion resistant and will remain durable over long periods of time.

These keys are used by simply removing the plastic dust cap, using the un-threaded end to remove the bolt from the keyhole, then swapping to the threaded end to screw into the cover.

Reinforcement Mesh For Added Rigidity

To improve the structural integrity of the cover once filled with your infill of choice, they are supplied with a reinforcement mesh which increases the load-bearing resistance of the cover infill. Many cheaper infill and recessed manhole covers do not have this feature making them less suited to areas with high loads.