Description

The 265 SQ Solid Light Duty Cover and Frame is a high-quality polymer concrete access cover manufactured to SANS 1882:2024 specifications. It provides excellent strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability in outdoor environments.

With a 7kN load rating, it is suitable for non-traffic areas where wheeled vehicles have no access. It is ideal for residential estates, garden paths, utility maintenance pits, service chambers, and landscaped pedestrian areas.

The solid cover design provides secure access while protecting underground services from environmental exposure. It delivers reliable performance under repeated light loads and requires minimal maintenance throughout its service life.

The non-metallic construction has no scrap value, which helps reduce theft risk. It also resists moisture, corrosion, and environmental wear, ensuring dependable long-term performance in demanding outdoor conditions.

Contractors, engineers, and property developers use this cover for durable and cost-effective access solutions in residential and pedestrian environments across South Africa.

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265 SQ Solid Light Duty Cover and Frame

A SABS specifications, 265 SQ solid polymer concrete cover and frame for residential and light infrastructure applications.

Usage Civil Construction, Fiber Optic, Plumbing, Irrigation, etc.
Cover Dimensions  265x265x20 mm
Frame Dimensions 330x330x35 mm
Cover Weight 2 kg
Frame Weight 3 kg
Load Force 7 kN
Duty Class Light Duty
Colours Black or as per customer requirements

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