The manufacturer’s covers are made of metal 

 

or concrete (usually with a metallic label) 

 

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Cover shapes include round 

 

, rectangular 

 

, and square 

 

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Round covers intended for sidewalks are typically surrounded by a square frame to facilitate paving work 

 

- in fact, nearly all square covers by this manufacturer are of this type.

This manufacturer produces a significant number of gold-colored covers, which have become part of its "trademark" 

 

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City emblems or those of the consumer entities appear on most covers 

 

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The function of the cover is usually indicated (not prominently, but typically near the emblem of the municipality) 

 

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The year of manufacture is indicated on only a few covers 

 

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Many covers are made from a fixed mold, with plaques added as needed (city name, cover purpose, etc.) 

 

- sometimes, the plaque is missing, either intentionally or due to wear 

 

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Standards
Most covers bear the standard mark of the Israel Standards Institute 

 

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A small number of covers display Standard IS 489, the Israeli standard specifically for covers in areas used by vehicles or pedestrians 

 

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The European EN124 standard and its associated load classes are found on many covers, with B125 and D400 being the most common 

 

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Typical Covers
Most metal covers from this manufacturer feature a central emblem surrounded by segments forming a circular pattern (resembling citrus fruit slices). Many of these are branded as "Carmel," with some segments being smooth 

 

and others dotted 

 

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The NAMON series includes similar covers 

 

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Other NAMON series covers contain rings of small squares 

 

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Concrete covers usually have a central label, encircled by a distinctive frame typical of the manufacturer 

 

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Elliptical covers, generally used for water systems, can also be found 

 

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