Amerimax Home Products 4700 Low Profile Catch Basin 3 Pack

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 4700 is a low-profile catch basin designed for residential and light commercial drainage applications. Sold in a pack of three, these black StealthDrain catch basins collect and redirect surface runoff from downspouts, yard drains, and hardscape areas. The low-profile housing sits close to grade, reducing trip hazards and blending into finished landscapes. Installation is straightforward for plumbers, drainage contractors, and experienced DIYers working on stormwater management systems.

This catch basin is suited for surface drainage installations where a discreet, ground-level inlet is needed. Common applications include end-of-gutter downspout transitions, French drain entry points, and patio or driveway drainage channels. The black finish minimizes visual impact in finished landscaping. Each pack contains three units, making it practical for multi-point drainage runs on a single project.

Key Features

• Low-profile design minimizes above-grade protrusion for cleaner finished installations
• Black finish integrates discreetly into landscaping and hardscape
• StealthDrain construction for reduced visual footprint at grade level
• Sold in a 3-pack for multi-point drainage applications
• Lightweight at 3 pounds per pack for easy handling on site

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install catch basin for residential and light commercial surface drainage systems. Consult local drainage layout requirements to confirm sizing fits the intended pipe connection.

Installation Notes

Catch basins of this type are typically installed by plumbers, drainage contractors, or qualified landscaping professionals working under applicable local stormwater and grading codes. Excavate to the required depth and confirm proper slope toward the outlet before setting the basin. Ensure the inlet grate sits flush with or just below finished grade to allow unrestricted surface flow. Follow all local municipal drainage ordinances when connecting to stormwater infrastructure.