General Foundries 13252 Sewer Ring and Cover 32x4

Product Description

The GENERAL FOUNDRIES 13252 is a cast sewer ring and cover assembly sized at 32 x 4 inches. This type of assembly is used to provide access to underground sewer infrastructure while maintaining a flush or near-flush surface finish at grade. The ring seats into the structure below, and the cover rests within the ring to close the opening. These assemblies are standard components in municipal and site utility work, installed by licensed plumbers, utility contractors, and public works crews. The 32 x 4 inch profile suits standard manhole or cleanout applications where a full-diameter access point is required.

Sewer ring and cover assemblies like the 13252 are used in residential, commercial, and municipal sewer systems wherever a buried sewer structure requires above-grade access. Common applications include sanitary sewer manholes, cleanout risers, and junction structures. Installation typically occurs during new construction or as a replacement when an existing ring or cover has cracked, settled, or corroded beyond serviceability. This assembly is sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• Ring and cover configuration provides sealed access to below-grade sewer structures
• 32 x 4 inch size suits standard sewer access and cleanout applications
• Sold as a single assembly unit
• Designed for installation by licensed plumbing or utility contractors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation sewer ring and cover for standard underground sewer access structures accepting a 32 x 4 inch ring and cover assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified utility contractor in accordance with local plumbing codes and applicable IPC requirements. The existing structure should be cleaned and inspected before seating the ring to ensure proper bearing and grade alignment. Shut off or divert flow through the affected sewer section as required by site conditions before beginning work. Do not force or drop the cover into the ring, as impact damage to cast components can compromise the seating surface.