SERVICE IDENTIFICATION MARKERS

UTILITY DISKS

Utility ID Disks provide clear, permanent identification of underground service access points without creating trip hazards or visual clutter.

The flush-mount design sits level with footpaths and paved surfaces, clearly marking water, sewer, communications, stormwater, and other utility services for quick identification during maintenance work.

Manufactured in New Zealand with custom engraving options.

UTILITY DISK FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

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Flush-Mount Design

Sits level with surrounding pavement surface. No trip hazard, no protrusion above ground level.

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Compact Profile

60mm diameter, 20mm depth (6mm recess, 3mm raised edge). Minimal footprint for discrete identification.

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Durable Construction

High-quality materials resist weathering, UV exposure, and pedestrian traffic. Long-lasting identification that won’t fade or wear.

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NZ Made

Locally manufactured with fast turnaround times and full technical support.

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Custom Engraving

Any text can be engraved: WATER, SEWER, COMMS, STORMWATER, GAS, POWER, or custom service names.

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Multiple Installation Options

Fitted flush (using specialised rebating tool), surface mounted, or surface mounted with anchoring stud for secure fixing.

INSTALLATION GUIDE

Utility Disk profile – compact 60mm diameter with flush-mount design

Fitted Flush (using specialized rebating tool) Disk sits flush with pavement surface. Requires 60mm diameter rebated hole. Secured with bonding adhesive.

Surface Mounted Disk sits on surface without rebating. Secured with bonding adhesive. Quick installation but slightly raised profile.

Surface Mounted with Anchoring Stud Requires M8 x 20mm hole. Anchoring stud provides secure mechanical fixing. Recommended for high-traffic areas or where vandalism is a concern.

Note: Disks are usually placed beside covers for easy service identification without needing to remove the cover.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS & MATERIALS

Dimensions:

  • Diameter: 60mm
  • Total depth: 20mm
  • Recess: 6mm
  • Raised edge: 3mm

Installation:

  • Rebated hole: 60mm diameter
  • Anchoring stud (if used): M8 x 20mm

Materials:

  • Durable weatherproof construction
  • UV-resistant finish
  • Suitable for all NZ climates

Engraving:

  • Custom text available
  • Standard utilities: WATER, SEWER, COMMS, STORMWATER, GAS, POWER
  • High-contrast lettering for visibility

FAQ

Frequently Asked

What are Utility ID Disks used for?

Utility ID Disks identify underground service access points – water, sewer, communications, stormwater, gas, power, or any other utility. They’re placed in footpaths or paved areas to mark service locations without opening covers.

Why use flush-mount disks instead of surface markers?

Flush-mount disks sit level with the pavement, eliminating trip hazards and preventing damage from pedestrian traffic or vehicles. They’re also more discrete and aesthetically appropriate for quality streetscapes.

How are Utility Disks installed?

Three installation options: fitted flush using a specialised rebating tool (requires 60mm rebated hole), surface mounted with adhesive, or surface mounted with M8 anchoring stud for mechanical fixing.

How durable are the disks?

Utility Disks are manufactured from weatherproof materials with UV-resistant finish. They withstand pedestrian traffic, weather exposure, and typical footpath conditions for many years.

ABOUT UTILITY DISKS

Modern streetscapes and developments contain multiple underground services – water, sewer, communications, stormwater, power, and gas. When maintenance is required, locating the correct access point quickly is essential.

THE CHALLENGE

Without clear identification, maintenance crews must open multiple covers to find the right service, wasting time and disrupting pedestrian areas unnecessarily. Visual identification is needed, but bulky above-ground markers create trip hazards and compromise streetscape aesthetics.

THE SOLUTION

Utility ID Disks provide flush-mount identification that’s visible but unobtrusive. Placed beside utility covers in footpaths or paved areas, disks clearly identify which service the cover accesses without creating trip hazards or visual clutter.