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Large-diameter pipe held in stock for sleeving failing culverts

Applications

Culvert Rehabilitation

A no-dig way to rehabilitate failing culverts without closing the road above.

Large-diameter corrugated pipe in the yard, the sizes used to sleeve failing culverts

Culvert rehabilitation is usually needed under something expensive — failing corrugated metal and concrete culverts sit — a highway, a rail line, a runway. Slip-lining with HDPE puts a new, smooth, corrosion-proof barrel inside the old one without excavating any of it, and the improved hydraulics often recover most of the lost cross-section.

We supply liner pipe cut to the crossing length with fused or bell-and-spigot joints, plus end treatments and grout ports. Because HDPE is light, a crew can push long strings by hand or with a small excavator instead of mobilising heavy plant.

Key features

  • Solid-wall and profile-wall liner pipe DN200–DN1600
  • Smooth bore recovers hydraulic capacity lost to corrosion and debris
  • Fused joints eliminate infiltration through the liner
  • Grout ports and end seals supplied with the liner string
  • No road closure or full-depth excavation required

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