Inlet Water Level Control Structures

  • Inlet Water Level Control Structures
  • Inlet Water Level Control Structures
  • Inlet Water Level Control Structures
  • Inlet Water Level Control Structures

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Inlet Water Level Control Structures™ are designed to control the depth and volume of water within a wetland or pond by removing surface water. Stoplogs can be removed or added to achieve your desired water level height.

  • Constructed of rugged ½" PVC.
  • Stainless steel screws and custom anodized aluminum corner extrusions used for strength and durability*.
  • Flexible coupler allows PVC, plastic pipe, or other materials to be easily attached. (Please specify type of pipe when ordering.)
  • Stoplogs made of PVC in 5" and 7" heights for adjustability. (Maintenance recommended: Remove stoplogs and grease seal with Ultra Lube [included]. Ensure there is no debris in the tracks or along the bottom of the structure. Replace stoplogs after greasing.)
  • Stoplog boards are installed in the track of the structure with lifting hooks facing the downstream/outlet side of the structure. 
  • To minimize seepage, align stoplogs firmly against one side of the stoplog track.
  • Stoplogs must remain in track during structure installation.
  • Structure must be anchored down when installed or it may have the tendency to float.
  • Structures are intended for gravity flow; some seepage may occur.
  • 5-year warranty on all standard structures.

*For water that is caustic, acid, corrosive, salt, or pH below 5 pH or above 9 pH, please notify us of your requirements to ensure structures are built with compatible hardware. For these applications, Agri Drain recommends stainless steel.

Inlet Water Level Control StructureTM

Table Reflects List Pricing. Prices subject to change without notice. 

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Prices shown for 4"-18" pipe size include connection to PVC, CMP, or corrugated plastic tubing.

*On 24" pipe size: P signifies connection to PVC, CMP, etc.  PT signifies connection to corrugated plastic tubing.

"Have three of your control structures on my personal ponds and they're awesome!" -Customer in Cherokee, IA

"Reliable and easy to maintain." -Customer in Bloomington, IL