Storm Drain Filters

For a biodegradable option, coir storm drain covers offer heavy-duty overgrate filtration and sediment control for a variety of storm drain inlets. Coconut coir fibers are completely natural and eco-friendly. They fit over flat, roll curb, regular curb, and beehive storm drains. Coir storm drain filters use a zip tie system to easily install without removing grates. While all filters come in pre-cut sizes, they can be resized in the field using only shears or a utility knife.

Undergrate storm drain inserts fit securely beneath basin and drain grates to catch any debris, trash, or even flying insects entering the inlet. To install, lift the grate with the proper equipment, then simply slip the webbing over the ends and corners of the grate. Replace the grate and the storm drain filter is ready to work.

The collection area of the undergrate storm drain filter is larger than similar products, so it can catch a larger amount of debris. Built-in overflow ports allow increased flow rates during heavy rain to avoid flooding city streets. The heavy-duty, low profile design of this storm drain filter supports heavy traffic areas and doesn't interfere with street sweepers.

Ultra-Drain Guard, Reusable Models (Standard)

Ultra-Drain Guard, Reusable Models (Curb-Style)

Fitting directly into a storm drain inlet, the curb inlet filter acts as a sieve for stormwater runoff. Clean effluent enters the drain, while debris and sediment stays in the hopper. Overflow ports keep water flowing through the drain even when the storm drain guards are full, preventing pooling from interfering with pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Curb inlet storm drain filters are easy to install and use. The bar system fits directly against the structure of the inlet, using it to hold the filter in place. Because the drain guard inserts into the storm drain inlet, the flush, low profile design keeps it out of the way of residents and city employees.

Ultra-Curb Guards, Insert Style