As of now, the manhole covers from Palestine include only those from the West Bank.
Since the West Bank is under Israeli occupation, some of the covers originate from Israel. Thus, it is possible to find in Palestine covers that belong to Israeli manufacturers or that bear Israeli standards. This is, of course, the case in the Jewish settlements , but also in Arab cities .

The manhole covers in Palestine are usually made of metal and are either round or square (a round cover within a square frame).

No colored or gilded manhole covers have been found in Palestine.

City emblems generally do not appear on the covers (though it’s possible that some Jewish settlements have emblems, none have been documented on the site so far).
In some cases, the function of the cover is indicated: sewage , water , electricity , or communications (usually based on the consumer of the cover, such as Israel Post ).

When the consumer is marked on the covers, it may be local (e.g., Hebron Municipality ), or Israeli (e.g., Israel Post ).

Manufacturers
The covers are made by local manufacturers such as AL-Haddad Steel – a manufacturer from Hebron , Israeli manufacturers like Kurdieh Brothers , Readymix , and also in an Israeli settlement .

Standards
The standards that appear on the covers are either Israeli standards or the European standard EN124 with its common load classes (D400, B125, etc.) .