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The Clark Drain CD 265/SF is a B125 load-rated composite manhole cover with galvanised steel frame, designed for use around street lighting and traffic signal chambers. Made from non-ferrous materials, it’s resistant to corrosion, deformation, and chemical attack.
The solid top cover includes integral lifting keyholes and comes pre-fitted with stainless steel locking screws. The steel frame includes a skirt with fixing holes and is clearly marked “Traffic Signals / Street Lighting” for straightforward identification on site.
Ideal for footways, verges, and lightly trafficked areas
70mm inset frame suits tarmac, concrete, block or grass surfaces
Compatible with CD 553 and CD 553L lifting keys
Cover-caps reduce debris ingress to keyholes
Skid-resistant surface with a tested PSRV of 63
Composite cover resists rust, warping, and corrosion
B125 rated to EN124:2015 for 12.5 tonne load class
Long-life stainless steel locking screws included
Clearly marked for street lighting and traffic use
Works with polypropylene chamber systems
Load Class: B125 (12.5 tonnes)
Cover Type: Solid top, composite (SMC)
Frame Material: Galvanised mild steel (EN 10346:2015 DD11)
Clear Opening: 600mm x 600mm
External Frame Size: 662mm x 662mm
Inset Depth: 70mm
Overall Depth: 68mm
Skid Resistance Value: 63 (polished)
Weight: Cover 13kg, total 17kg
Fixings: Locking screws included
Lifting Compatibility: CD 553, CD 553L
Applications: Street lighting, traffic signals
It's B125 rated, so it’s suitable for pedestrian areas, driveways, grass verges and lightly trafficked locations—but not for carriageways.
The CD 265/SF accepts CD 553 and CD 553L lifting keys, available separately.
Yes, the cover is supplied with pre-installed stainless steel locking screws.
The frame has a 70mm inset and is suitable for tarmac, concrete, paving blocks or grass.
Yes, the non-metallic composite material resists chemical damage, rust and deformation.