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General


The manhole covers in Toluca Lake are made of concrete or plastic (composite materials) and are rectangular in shape .

No gold-colored covers or covers bearing the city emblem were found in Toluca Lake.
Colored covers are generally those that were painted after manufacturing, particularly those used for water infrastructure .

Some of the covers are intended for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power .

The intended use of the covers is usually indicated on them: water , lighting , and transportation .

Manufacturers
Most of the covers do not bear the manufacturer’s name. Among the manufacturers identified are Armorcast and Dayton Foundry .

Standards
Standard markings are generally absent from the covers. Another cover bears the ANSI (77) TIER 15 standard marking .
Number of covers:
6 (Of these, 0 are best covers)
In the following shapes (1 shapes):
Rectangle (6)
Materials (3 Materials):
Metal and Concrete (3) , Concrete / Stone (2) , Plastic (1)
In the following categories (3 categories):
Water (3),  Lighting (2),  Traffic (1)
Which include the following standards (1 standards):
ANSI (77) TIER 15 (1)
Made by manufacturers (2 manufacturers):
Armorcast (1) ,  Dayton Foundry (1)
Used by (1 clients):
LA DWP (3)
Taken by (1 photographers):
Gideon Yefet (6)

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