We designed a cast iron SuDS enhancement, (also known as a curb inlet) to interface with our standard steel frames. The frames cut across the pavement, while our 18″ Rain grates cover the open gutter where water flows from the street into a bioswale on the other side. An optional receptacle end prevents litter from entering the retention pit.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
Made from cast iron panels, such as the Rain pattern shown here, our new planter box system can be combined in a wide variety of rectilinear configurations, or arrayed to your specified radius.
Intermittent breaks in the linear surface not only evoke the precipitation our little isle is famous for, but give our Rain grates a clean, sophisticated look and heel-proof design.
