MUNICIPAL
Cast iron downspout boots provide unrivaled durability and aesthetic appeal for municipal buildings of all types. In addition to protecting the downspout from damage in highly active areas, downspout boots play a critical role in directing the flow of roof drainage into the stormwater system while enhancing the visual appeal of the building. From Fire and Police Stations to Public Libraries and Community Centers, J.R. Hoe cast iron downspout boots are specified as the preferred downspout connection product for municipal buildings nationwide.
Cast from gray iron (ASTM A48 Class 30B) and engineered for flow efficiency and impact resistance, J.R. Hoe cast iron downspout boots provide exceptional strength and longevity in connecting the downspouts to the underground drainage system. As opposed to light gauge steel and aluminum materials, cast iron will not dent, puncture or bend upon impact, and offers excellent wear resistance over time. For municipal buildings that are designed and built to stand the test of time, cast iron downspout boots will do their job for the life of building.
J.R. Hoe cast iron downspout boots are manufactured from 75% recycled content. All Recycled Content is sourced domestically from less than 250 miles from the production facility. J.R. Hoe is proud to manufacture a high quality, domestic product that meets the US Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Credits for new construction in 2 Categories – Credit 4, Recycled Material and Credit 5, Regional Materials.