The manufacturer’s covers are made of metal or concrete , and their shapes are round , square or rectangular .
Round covers intended for sidewalks are usually surrounded by a square frame to facilitate paving work . This pattern characterizes a significant portion of the square covers made by the manufacturer (and all the square covers found on the site).

No colored covers were found by this manufacturer, but several gilded ones do exist .

City emblems or those of the utility companies sometimes appear .

The purpose of the cover usually appears .
The manufacturing year appears only in isolated cases .
Many of the covers are made from a standard mold, with additional plates added as needed (city name, purpose of the cover, etc.) . Sometimes the plate is missing, whether intentionally or due to wear .

Standards
Most covers bear the Standards Institution of Israel (SII) mark .
Several covers have the European EN124 standard and its associated load class (D400) .

Typical covers
A common type of cover (sometimes without the manufacturer’s name on it) is metallic with many concentric circles around the center, where an emblem sometimes appears .
Many covers are concrete covers with a thin metal frame, sometimes containing a small metal plate in the center . There are 20 manhole covers in the site that are made by the Manufacturer
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