Investor · Chicago, IL · Member since 2015 · 166 posts · 67 votes
Chicagoans are aware that many properties contain an old grease trap in the yard. Welp, I bought a property and its missing. Never had this happen.
Any leads on where to buy these? 15.5" diameter hole with an 18" diameter lip. The existing sleeve is the typical concrete, so I assume I'd just buy aforementioned heavy cover and put it on top.
Property Manager · Roselle, IL (Chicago Suburb) · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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@Eric L. there is a place advanced concrete on Grand Ave that should have them or they can point you in the right direction. I would start by calling them.
Investor · Chicago, IL · Member since 2015 · 166 posts · 67 votes
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Thanks all.
@Mark Ainley I'll try advanced concrete and see what they say. @John Warren I can't seem to find the size I need on Amazon. The important piece here is the exploring kids in my building don't try to do something stupid. I was thinking something heavy was necessary to thwart that but then I saw my young child and their friends on their school playground pulling a small one up. So perhaps the plastic ones are better if I can screw it down. It would need a sleeve/insert thing I can secure to the concrete wall of the trap. @Chris Seveney Grainger was the first place I went - no dice. Local drain plumbers might have a good answer.
Real Estate Broker · 3412 S. Harlem Avenue Riverside, IL 60546 · Member since 2015 · 6k+ posts · 5k+ votes
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@Eric L. I also would check with plumbing supply houses. I use Algor plumbing in Cicero for a lot of this type of thing. If they don't have it, they at least will know where to get it.
Henry Frerk & Sons on Belmont had the cast iron one in stock and ready to go for $62.79 out the door. Easy peasy. Best option out there, in my opinion.
Contractor · Chicago, IL · Member since 2017 · 68 posts · 48 votes
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Vollmar Clay Products at 5835 W Touhy will have what you need if you are still looking. Underground construction materials (aka sewer stuff) is their specialty. Henry Frerk on Belmont would be my next guess, but Vollmar is guaranteed to have it.