Setting sleeves before a pour costs far less than core-drilling a finished slab. The Arlington CPS20 is a plastic concrete pipe sleeve that forms a 2 in hole through the pour, so a 1-1/2 in conduit or a bundle of cable can pass from one floor to the next. At 8.5 in tall it suits typical slab thicknesses and is an economical way to block out small penetrations.
Why electricians pick it
- Forms a clean 2 in hole, with no coring after the slab cures.
- Sized for 1-1/2 in pipe or conduit, or cable bundles.
- 8.5 in height for typical residential and commercial slabs.
- Light plastic, about 0.16 lb each, easy to place in numbers.
- Made by Arlington Industries.
Specifications
| Spec |
Detail |
| Brand |
Arlington Industries |
| Model |
CPS20 |
| Hole size |
2 in |
| Pipe size |
1-1/2 in |
| Height |
8.5 in |
| Width |
2.125 in |
| Material / colour |
Plastic, black |
| Weight |
0.164 lb each |
| Manufacturer packaging |
Carton of 10 |
Pro tip from the counter
Fasten each sleeve to the deck form with nails or screws through the base and tape over the top before the pour. Vibrated concrete will float or tip a loose sleeve, and an open top fills with slurry that has to be chipped out later.
Best for: multi-storey residential and commercial slabs, feeder and branch conduit risers, communications cable penetrations, trades sharing a pour
Downloads: Spec sheet (PDF)
Ships from our Vaughan, ON warehouse across Canada. Sleeving a whole deck? Request pricing through a quote or call (905) 553-7171.