SOPRANATURE® DRAIN BOX SKU: W856
SOPRANATURE® DRAIN BOX SKU: W856
Manufactured from recycled acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) with narrow slots on the sidewalls and small holes on the top cover, SOPRANATURE DRAIN BOX blocks debris while allowing continuous water flow to roof drains. A 12-inch opening provides unobstructed drain access, and wide bottom extensions ensure the drain box will not float during times of high water intake. SOPRANATURE DRAIN BOX comes in a standard 4 in height that can extend up to 32 in with extension kits.
Installation
Interlock sidewall panels at each corner and stagger horizontal joints. Connect sidewalls to the bottom plate and top cover. Assemblies measuring over 16 in high must be screwed together. Refer to the diagram shown on the right.
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