About drainage pipes choosing the right type for your needs

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Communities, private home-owners and business owners understand the importance of

addressing drainage in their respective turfs

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Communities should make sure any incidents of floods, pooling, snowmelt and stormwater are

addressed readily by functioning drains and sewers. They should ensure all the drainage pipes are still in good working conditions.





Do you address drainage problems in your property? Then you should check out the

health of your pipes.





If your pipes are now in bad condition, it’s time they need replacing. Good thing there are many

different types of pipes available for your specific drainage or plumbing needs.





Drainage pipes dispose off waste water from our homes and commercial and industrial areas

and facilitate the transfer of water from one location to another.





drainage pipe will depend on the type of material it is made of as such material may not

withstand pressure and extreme weather





A common type of pipe made out of polyethylene, a flexible and chemically inert

plastic.

Corrugated polyethylene





Corrugated

With its strength, durability and cost-effectiveness, you can bend this pipe into your

desired configuration to ensure that water would easily flow into the pipe.

polyethylene





This type of drainage pipes is suitable for heavy-duty works because they are easy to assemble

and are made of heavy plastics.

PVC Pipe





PVC Pipe

They can tolerate the heaviness and pressure of the material put upon them. Coming in various sizes, PVC pipes are durable and

recyclable though not as flexible as compared to polyethylene.





Another great option for heavy duty works. As being used for drainage, concrete pipes offers

strong structural support acts as a strong covering for other drainage pipes.

Concrete Pipe





Concrete Pipe

The most commonly used of all pipes, concrete is eco-friendly and non-flammable unlike plastic.





Clay Pipes

Though strong and eco-friendly, clay pipes need to be replaced over time because they cannot

fully tolerate waste water pressure and extreme weather.





Cast iron Pipes

Tough and durable, cast iron pipes are commonly used for home sewage application.





Cast iron Pipes

They are installed underground to let waste water flow and reach the purification centre for

recycling. Cast iron needs little or no maintenance and can live for more than a

hundred years.




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