Architects, building owners, and everyone else involved in the decision is under the assumption that backflow enclosures have to be an eye-sore. Well, this new guide to enclosure aesthetics is here to change your mind.
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"Too often stock type solutions force engineers into compromising on enclosure design” comments Craig Carmon, president.
“But we’re engineers and we understand each project is an engineering challenge in addition to a series of commercial considerations - we want to help engineers understand the range of options they have, and how to design the ideal custom equipment enclosure.”
The guide provides an overview of five key design considerations including:
Did you know that 60% of public water systems are designed without proper backflow prevention? This poses serious health, safety and liability risks.
There is no easy solution to this problem, but the collaborative efforts of municipalities, health officials and engineers can make a significant difference. This starts with learning the best practices from what others around the country are already implementing.
Our guide, Best Practices in Backflow Prevention & Protection can serve as a starting point for these efforts. Download our free guide and you will learn more about:
...and so much more. Are you ready to raise the standards in your area? Download our guide today!
This new checklist is designed to walk you through all the necessary steps for designing and buying a custom enclosure. It's quick and easy and the whole list is only a few pages long. Check off what you need and take notes as you follow the steps.
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