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US 6,837,652 · App. 10/715,984 · Granted Jan 4, 2005

Nestable catch basin with integral debris trap

Assignee: Dura Plastic Products, Inc.
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Patent No.
US 6,837,652
App. No.
10/715,984
Granted
Jan 4, 2005
Kind
B1
Abstract

A catch basin for draining water into an underground drainage conduit through a riser includes a receptacle having an open top and a base portion; an integral outflow conduit extending upwardly from an outlet opening in the base portion and having an inlet opening within the receptacle; and a trough in the receptacle that extends along a side of the base and below the level of the inlet opening to provide a trap for debris contained in water flowing into the receptacle. The receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom, so that a first receptacle can be nestably stacked in a second receptacle.

Claims (51)

1. A catch basin for draining water into an underground drainage conduit through a riser, the catch basin comprising:

a receptacle having an open top and a base portion having an exterior surface, wherein the base portion includes an integral outflow conduit that is configured for connection to the riser, wherein the outflow conduit has an inlet opening within the receptacle, wherein the receptacle includes a debris trap portion that extends below the level or the inlet opening to provide a trap for debris contained in water flowing into the receptacle, and wherein the receptacle includes a recess in the exterior surface of the base portion adjacent the outflow conduit, the recess having a diameter that is slightly greater than the outside diameter of the outflow conduit.

2. The catch basin of claim 1 , wherein the outflow conduit extends upwardly from the base portion, and wherein the debris trap portion is a trough extending along a side of the base portion.

3. The catch basin of claim 1 , wherein the receptacle taps inwardly from top to bottom, so that multiple receptacles can be nestably stacked.

4. The catch basin of claim 1 , wherein the outflow conduit is formed by an annular sleeve having an annular opening in the exterior surface of the base portion, the annular opening being dimensioned to receive an upper end of the riser.

5. The catch basin of claim 1 , wherein the outflow conduit comprises:

a lowermost portion extending upwardly from the base portion;

an intermediate portion configured as a downwardly-opening annular sleeve; and

an annular uppermost portion defining an inlet opening.

6. The catch basin of claim 5 , wherein the receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom so that a first receptacle can be nestably stacked in a second receptacle, and wherein the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit has an outside diameter that is slightly less than the inside diameter of the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit, whereby the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit of the first receptacle is received in the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit of the second receptacle when the second receptacle is nested in the first receptacle.

7. The catch basin of claim 5 , wherein the sleeve is configured and dimensioned to receive an end of the riser.

8. A catch basin for draining water into an underground drainage conduit through a riser, the catch basin comprising:

a receptacle having an open top and a base portion having an exterior surface;

an integral outflow conduit extending upwardly from an outlet opening in the base portion and having an inlet opening within the receptacle; and

a trough in the receptacle that extends along a side of the base and below the level of the inlet opening to provide a trap for debris contained in water flowing into the receptacle;

wherein the receptacle includes a recess in the exterior surface of the base portion adjacent the outflow conduit, the recess having a diameter that is slightly greater than the outside diameter of the outflow conduit.

9. The catch basin of claim 8 , wherein the receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom, so that a first receptacle can be nestably stacked in a second receptacle.

10. The catch basin of claim 8 , wherein the outflow conduit is formed by an annular sleeve having an annular opening in the exterior surface of the base, the annular opening being dimensioned to receive an upper end of the riser.

11. The catch basin of claim 8 , wherein the outflow conduit comprises:

a lowermost portion extending upwardly from the base portion;

an intermediate portion configured as a downwardly-opening annular sleeve; and

an annular uppermost portion defining an inlet opening.

12. The catch basin of claim 11 , wherein the receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom so that a first receptacle can be nestably stacked in a second receptacle, and wherein the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit has an outside diameter that is slightly less than the inside diameter of the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit, whereby the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit of the first receptacle is received in the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit of the second receptacle when the second receptacle is nested in the first receptacle.

13. A catch basin for draining water into an underground drainage conduit through a riser, the catch basin comprising:

a receptacle having an open top and a base portion having an exterior surface, the base portion including an integral outflow conduit that is configured for connection to the riser, wherein the outflow conduit has an inlet opening within the receptacle, wherein the receptacle includes a debris trap portion that extends below the level of the inlet opening to provide a trap for debris contained in water flowing into the receptacle, and wherein the outflow conduit is formed by an annular sleeve having an annular opening in the exterior surface of the base portion, the annular opening being dimensioned to receive an upper end of the riser.

14. The catch basin of claim 13 , wherein the outflow conduit extends upwardly from the base portion, and wherein the debris trap portion is a trough extending along a side of the base portion.

15. The catch basin of claim 13 , wherein the receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom, so that multiple receptacles can be nestably stacked.

16. The catch basin of claim 13 , wherein the receptacle includes a recess in the exterior surface of the base portion adjacent the outflow conduit, the recess having a diameter that is slightly greater than the outside diameter of the outflow conduit.

17. A catch basin for draining water into an underground drainage conduit through a riser, the catch basin comprising:

a receptacle having an open top and a base portion having an exterior surface, the base portion including an integral outflow conduit that is configured for connection to the riser, wherein the outflow conduit has an inlet opening within the receptacle, wherein the receptacle includes a debris trap portion that extends below the level of the inlet opening to provide a trap for debris contained in water flowing into the receptacle, and wherein the outflow conduit comprises:

a lowermost portion extending upwardly from the base portion;

an intermediate portion configured as a downwardly-opening annular sleeve; and

an annular uppermost portion defining an inlet opening.

18. The catch basin of claim 17 , wherein the receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom so that a first receptacle can be nestably stacked in a second receptacle, and wherein the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit has an outside diameter that is slightly less than the inside diameter of the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit, whereby the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit of the first receptacle is received in the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit of the second receptacle when the second receptacle is nested in the first receptacle.

19. The catch basin of claim 17 , wherein the sleeve is configured and dimensioned to receive an end of the riser.

20. A catch basin for draining water into an underground drainage conduit through a riser, the catch basin comprising:

a receptacle having an open top and a base portion having an exterior surface;

an integral outflow conduit extending upwardly from an outlet opening in the base portion and having an inlet opening within the receptacle; and

a trough in the receptacle that extends along a side of the base and below the level of the inlet opening to provide a trap for debris contained in water flowing into the receptacle;

wherein the outflow conduit is formed by an annular sleeve having an annular opening in the exterior surface of the base, the annular opening being dimensioned to receive an upper end of the riser.

21. The catch basin of claim 20 , wherein the receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom, so that a first receptacle can be nestably stacked in a second receptacle.

22. The catch basin of claim 20 , wherein the receptacle includes a recess in the exterior surface of the base adjacent the outflow conduit, the recess having a diameter that is slightly greater than the outside diameter of the outflow conduit.

23. A catch basin for draining water into an underground drainage conduit through a riser, the catch basin comprising:

a receptacle having an open top and a base portion having an exterior surface;

an integral outflow conduit extending upwardly from an outlet opening in the base portion and having an inlet opening within the receptacle; and

a trough in the receptacle that extends along a side of the base and below the level of the inlet opening to provide a trap for debris contained in water flowing into the receptacle;

wherein the outflow conduit comprises:

a lowermost portion extending upwardly from the base portion;

an intermediate portion configured as a downwardly-opening annular sleeve; and

an annular uppermost portion defining an inlet opening.

24. The catch basin of claim 23 , wherein the receptacle tapers inwardly from top to bottom so that a first receptacle can be nestably stacked in a second receptacle, and wherein the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit has an outside diameter that is slightly less than the inside diameter of the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit, whereby the uppermost portion of the outflow conduit of the first receptacle is received in the intermediate portion of the outflow conduit of the second receptacle when the second receptacle is nested in the first receptacle.

Assignments (7)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Apr 14, 2023
From: TIGRE USA INC.
To: DURA PLASTIC PRODUCTS, LLC; DURA CALIFORNIA, LLC; DURA TENNESSEE LLC
Reel/Frame 063330/0646 →
NUNC PRO TUNC ASSIGNMENT Recorded Apr 14, 2023
From: DURA CALIFORNIA, LLC; DURA TENNESSEE LLC
To: DURA PLASTIC PRODUCTS, LLC
Reel/Frame 063331/0001 →
CORRECTIVE ASSIGNMENT TO CORRECT THE RECEIVING PARTY DATA PREVIOUSLY RECORDED ON REEL 056667 FRAME 0258. ASSIGNOR(S) HEREBY CONFIRMS THE ASSIGNMENT. Recorded Apr 14, 2023
From: DURA PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC.; SEAHORSE INDUSTRIES LTD.
To: TIGRE USA INC.
Reel/Frame 063348/0356 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 25, 2021
From: DURA PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC.; SEAHORSE INDUSTRIES LTD.
To: DURA PLASTIC PRODUCTS, LLC
Reel/Frame 056667/0258 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 27, 2011
From: DURA PLASTIC PRODUCTS INC.
To: ROST, HARDY L.; ROST, KEVIN L.
Reel/Frame 027446/0922 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 27, 2011
From: ROST, HARDY L.; ROST, KEVIN L.
To: SEAHORSE INDUSTRIES LTD.
Reel/Frame 027447/0034 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Nov 18, 2003
From: ROST, HARDY; ROST, KEVEN
To: DURA PLASTIC PRODUCTS, INC.
Reel/Frame 014715/0086 →