Questions and Answers for NDS 14 in. X 19 in. Rectangular Valve Box and Cover, Black Box, Green ICV Cover

A:  This would not be designed for this as it is not a watertight box and would depend on more of what you are using within the Valve Box to make sure it is a sealed unit for electrical uses.

A:  Hi RayT, if you refer to the image diagram you will note the top part of the valve box is smaller and the bottom part of the box is larger. You are always welcome to contact us at 800-726-1994 ext. 3 for Technical Support with your question.

A:  Yes, there are "mouse holes" on each end to allow for piping/conduit in and out of the valve body.

A:  Hi Roger, The 119 valve box extension will stack over the 113BC valve box, providing a nesting height of 6-3/8. The overall heigh once stacked is 18-3/4"

A:  No, it has the place for the nut but it doesn’t come with it.

A:  Hi Scooter1776, The Box should come with a brass nut 3/8" - 16 hex finish. The bolt is always optional. Bolt size is a 2-1/2" x 3/8" stainless steel bolt. You’re always welcome to contact us at 800-726-1994 ext. 3 for Technical Support with your question or any additional questions or concerns you may have. We can further discuss if you are interested. We are looking forward to your call. I hope the following information and support I’ve provided to you will help. Thank you.

A:  It could be used. The real question is can you easily access the opening to the septic tank and get the septic lid cap out?

A:  I believe that it would totally depend on the size of the riser that you are trying to leave access to.

A:  Yes. I used for a cover above our well head out in the yard. We put down a gravel base first to help with stability. I run it over with my zero turn mower all the time with no issue. It’s very sturdy. 

A:  We classify this in the pedestrian category for loading and most typical riding lawn mowers should fall within this criteria.

A:  2 comfortably three you could probably make work.