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Dandy Curb Bag - 36" x 18" - Sediment Inlet Filter
Dandy Curb Bag - 36" x 18" - Sediment Inlet Filter
Dandy Curb Bag - 36" x 18" - Sediment Inlet Filter
Dandy Curb Bag - 36" x 18" - Sediment Inlet Filter
Dandy Curb Bag - 36" x 18" - Sediment Inlet Filter
Dandy Curb Bag - 36" x 18" - Sediment Inlet Filter

Dandy Curb Bag - 36" x 18" - Sediment Inlet Filter

SKU DCB-36-18
$162.82 - $162.82
$162.82
$162.82 - $162.82
$162.82
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Dandy · Curb & Gutter Inlet · 36″ × 18″

Dandy Curb Bag sediment inlet filter for a 36″ × 18″ curb and gutter grate. A narrow 18-inch depth on a 36-inch grate, for the shallower curb inlets found on many residential streets. The bag encloses the grate so storm water is slowed and suspended solids drop out and are captured before they reach the inlet.

Grate Size
36″ × 18″Fits the grate it encloses
Model
DCB-36-18Brand: Dandy
Material
GeotextileBright orange monofilament
  • Patented curb inlet design
  • Built-in protective overflow
  • Bright orange monofilament geotextile
  • Reusable — install, inspect, maintain
  • Free shipping on all orders

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Quantity Price Per Unit
(Free Shipping)
1 $162.82
2+ $154.68
5+ $146.54
10+ $138.40

01 Curb and gutter inlet protection

The Dandy Curb Bag Sediment Inlet Filter

For a professional strength inlet filter, call in the reliability and durability of the Dandy Curb Bag. Patented and designed for use on curb and gutter inlets, it filters out the most stubborn sediment-laden storm water.

The mechanism is settlement. Flow entering the inlet is slowed by the bag, and the suspended solids drop out of that slowed water and are captured by the geotextile before they reach the inlet rather than being flushed into the storm system and dealt with later.

Dandy Curb Bag sediment inlet filter fitted to a curb inlet grate
The grate sits inside the bag; the dam edge partially blocks the curb hood.

8stock sizes · 24″ to 48″ grates

Sized to fit curb and gutter inlets from 24″ up to 48″ grates.

02 Why it gets specified

Bright Orange, And Deliberately So

The bag is fabricated from a bright orange monofilament geotextile, which makes it easy to see on site. That matters more than it sounds: inlet protection only works if it is inspected and maintained, and a filter you can spot from the cab of a truck gets checked.

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03 What you get

Get Maximum Benefits With Dandy

  • Unique patented design keeps silt, sediment and debris out of storm systems
  • Designed to quickly conform to the shape of the curb
  • Built-in protective overflow design
  • Reduces or eliminates the need to flush or clean inlets
  • Easily seen, because it is fabricated from a bright orange monofilament geotextile
  • Sizes to fit any curb and gutter inlet
  • Easy to install, maintain, inspect and reuse
  • Optional oil absorbent pillow can be fitted inside the grate pouch
The overflow design is the detail worth understanding. A filter that blocks completely under a heavy storm becomes a flooding problem. The built-in overflow means the unit keeps functioning as a filter in normal conditions while still passing water when the rate exceeds what the geotextile can take.

04 Sizing

Available Sizes

Measure your grate and choose the size that matches. All eight stock sizes are the same product, the same material and the same price.

24″ × 24″DCB-24-24 36″ × 18″DCB-36-18 36″ × 20″DCB-36-20 36″ × 24″DCB-36-24 40″ × 18″DCB-40-18 40″ × 24″DCB-40-24 42″ × 28″DCB-42-28 48″ × 24″DCB-48-24
Measure the grate, not the opening. The size given is the grate the bag encloses, so a 24″ x 36″ grate takes the 36″ x 24″ bag. If you are working from a drawing rather than the grate itself, check the figure against the frame before ordering.

05 Installation

Installation Guidelines

The bag goes on around the grate, not into the inlet. Stand the grate on end and work from there.

  1. Place the empty bag over the grate. Stand the grate on end and fit the empty Dandy Curb Bag over it.
  2. Fit oil absorbents if using them. Place the absorbent pillow on the bottom of the grate pouch.
  3. Attach the pillow to the tether loop. This stops it shifting inside the pouch.
  4. Tuck the enclosure flap inside so the grate is completely enclosed by the bag.
  5. Lower the grate into its frame. Hold the lifting straps — do not rely on the lifting straps to support the entire weight of the grate — and place the grate street side first, then lower the back edge with the dam into place.
  6. Check the position. When properly installed, the Dandy Curb Bag should be partially blocking the curb hood.
Handling the grate

The lifting straps are there to help you position and later retrieve the unit, not to carry the weight of a cast iron grate. Support the grate itself while lowering it into the frame.

06 Maintenance

Keeping It Working

Inlet protection is only as good as its upkeep, and on an inspected site this is what the inspector will be looking at.

  • After each storm event, remove all accumulated sediment and debris from the surface and the vicinity of the unit.
  • As needed, remove the sediment that has accumulated within the containment area of the bag.
  • If using oil absorbents, remove and replace the absorbent pillow when it is near saturation.

Because the unit is reusable, sediment removal rather than replacement is the normal maintenance action — which is where the running-cost advantage over disposable alternatives comes from.

Stormwater filtration and sediment control with the Dandy Curb Bag.

07 Ordering

No Minimum Order

The Dandy Curb Bag has no minimum order quantity. Order any quantity, in any combination of sizes.

Shipping is free, at every quantity.

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08 Documentation

Specifications And Brochure

Dandy Curb Bag specification sheetPDF Dandy product brochurePDF

09 Buying from us

Why Buy Inlet Protection From Landscape Discount

Genuine Dandy product

The patented article, not a look-alike. We never substitute another brand or product type without the explicit consent of the customer.

Eight stock sizes

From 24″ up to 48″ grates, so the bag matches the inlet rather than being forced to fit.

The full inlet protection range

Curb bags, curb sacks, drop-in bags and dewatering products, so the recommendation fits the inlet rather than what we happen to stock.

We answer the phone

When you call you quickly reach a helpful, live person happy to answer your product and order questions. (M-F 5:00 am - 3:00 pm Pacific Time)

10 Common questions

Dandy Curb Bag FAQs

How do I work out which size I need?
Measure the grate the bag will enclose. The size refers to the grate dimensions, so a 24″ x 36″ grate takes the 36″ x 24″ bag. Eight sizes are stocked, covering 24″ through 48″ grates.
Is there a minimum order?
No, there is no minimum order. Order any quantity, in any mix of the eight sizes.
Does the bag go in the inlet or around the grate?
Around the grate. Stand the grate on end, fit the empty bag over it, tuck the enclosure flap inside so the grate is fully enclosed, then lower the whole assembly back into the frame street side first.
Will it flood the road in a heavy storm?
The unit has a built-in protective overflow design, so once flow exceeds what the geotextile can pass it overflows rather than damming completely. Keeping the unit clear of accumulated sediment is what preserves that capacity.
How often does it need servicing?
Remove accumulated sediment and debris from the surface and vicinity after each storm event, and clear sediment from inside the containment area as needed. If you are running oil absorbent pillows, replace them near saturation.
Is it reusable?
Yes. It is designed to be installed, maintained, inspected and reused, which is where the cost advantage over disposable inlet protection shows up across a long project.
Can it capture oil as well as sediment?
With the optional oil absorbent pillow fitted in the bottom of the grate pouch and attached to the tether loop, yes. Replace the pillow when it approaches saturation.
Why is it orange?
Visibility. The bright orange monofilament geotextile makes the unit easy to spot on site, which means it actually gets inspected and serviced rather than forgotten under a layer of silt.
What does shipping cost?
Nothing. Shipping is free on every order, at any quantity.