Skip to main content
Enviro Design Products
Cast Iron Manhole Cover, Round 9" x 12", Lay-In, Steel Skirt (A0717-108) - product photo

Cast Iron Manhole Cover, Round 8" x 12", Lay-In, Steel Skirt

SKU: A0717-108(1 Review)
$78.86
Available to order

Estimated delivery Jul 29 – Jul 31· freight quoted separately

Quantity
Price
$78.86
Share:

Description

The EMCO Wheaton A0717-108 is an 8" round manhole with a cast iron lid and galvanized steel skirt. The lay-in lid drops into the frame without bolts for quick, unrestricted access. Weighs 12.6 lbs. AASHTO H20 wheel loading rated for roadway, parking lot, and sidewalk installations.

Key Features

  • AASHTO H20 wheel loading — traffic-rated for roadway and parking area installations
  • Lay-in lid — quick access without bolts or tools
  • Cast iron lid — durable, long-lasting construction
  • Galvanized steel skirt — rigid structural support in compacted backfill
  • Concrete anchors included — secure frame installation
  • Custom skirt heights available — contact us for non-standard depths

Applications

Monitoring wells, UST sites, water treatment facilities, utility access points, meter pits, valve boxes, and any installation requiring AASHTO H20 traffic-rated access protection.

About EMCO Wheaton

EMCO Wheaton Retail (a division of ECT Manufacturing) is the industry standard in manholes and access covers — specified by municipalities, utilities, and infrastructure contractors nationwide.

Questions on sizing, bulk pricing, or custom skirt heights? Call (866) 514-3684 or email us — we ship within the USA and welcome tax-exempt purchasing for qualified accounts.

Specifications

TypeCast Iron Manholes
SKUA0717-108
AvailabilityAvailable to order
Weight12.6 lbs
Lid StyleLay-in
Skirt I.D.8.4"
Load RatingAASHTO H20
Lid Diameter9.0"
Lid MaterialCast iron
Nominal Size8"
Overall Height13.0"
Skirt MaterialGalvanized steel
Clear Hole I.D.8.0"
Pallet Quantity48
Maximum Overall Diameter9.9"

Customer Reviews

  • A. MarshMay 7, 2022

    Whats to say? Probably dig the thing up in 10,000 years and wonder what it was for.... Will they figure out it was there to cover an RV dump station? :}

Cart