CURB INLET SCREEN
Keep trash and other floatables out of your storm drain with the 2016 Curb Inlet Screen. Made out of high-density polyethylene with carbon black UV inhibitors, these screens are guaranteed against photodegradation for five years. Curb Inlet Screens allow for easy maintenance without confined space entry and decrease the maintenance frequency of below-grade stormwater detention systems.
Stock size lengths are 4 feet, 6 feet, and 8 feet. Installation available in the mid-Atlantic region.
Keep trash and other floatables out of your storm drain with the Exact Curb Inlet Screen. Made out of high density polyethylene with carbon black uv inhibitors, these screens are guaranteed against photodegredation for five years. Curb Inlet Screens allow for easy maintenance without confined space entry, and decrease the maintenance frequency of below grade stormwater detention systems.
Stock size lengths are 4 feet, 6 feet, and 8 feet.
Installation available in the mid-Atlantic region.
Curb Inlet Screen Pricing
| Size | Delivered Price* |
|---|---|
| 4' Screen (48 Inches) | $325 |
| 6' Screen (72 Inches) | $365 |
| 8' Screen (96 Inches) | $425 |
| Use 2 or more screens for longer curb openings | Varies |
*All prices include shipping & handling charges within the continental US.
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Overview
Challenges with trash, floatables, and debris getting into your storm drains?
EXACT’s Curb Inlet Screen can help!
A low-profile, lightweight, zero rust, high durability screen that blends into the background while keeping stormwater inlets clean.
Benefits:
Keep trash and debris out of your BMPs
Installed over curb inlets and curb cuts
Low profile for a finished appearance
Will not rust or discolor
Easy maintenance with shovels and brooms
Improves aesthetics and reduces long-term costs
Available in many sizes
Simple installation with angle brackets
Detail
Installation
Curb Inlet Screen Installation Instructions
Enclosed for installation: galvanized or stainless-steel fixtures, zip ties, and curb inlet screen(s). The number of screws and zip ties will vary depending on the number and size of the curb inlet screens ordered (extras provided).
Installation Steps:
Using a drill and a 1½ inch screw, install the galvanized or stainless-steel fixtures into the concrete gutter pan. Fixture spacing is approximately every 2–3 feet.
Place a zip tie through the upright holes of the fixture.
Place the curb inlet screen in front of the fixture with the larger holes at the top and the smaller holes at the bottom.
Insert the two ends of the zip ties through two different sets of holes in the screen.
Connect the zip tie ends and loosely tighten.
Continue for all fixtures and loosely tighten each.
Once all zip ties are in place, go back and fully tighten them.
Cut excess ends of the zip ties for a clean, finished look.
