
- Flexible jointed pipes
- Ovoid flexible pipes
- Ogee pipes
- Perforated pipes
- Manholes
- The Perfect Manhole
- Manhole bases
- Preformed manholes
- Chamber units
- DN 3660 / 4000 chambers
- Standard cover slabs
- Special cover slabs
- Landing slabs / reducing slabs
- Adjusting units / seating rings
- Side entry manholes
- Soakaway units
- Rectangular manholes
- Demarcation chambers
- Manhole steps
- Integrated ladder system
- Chamber ring sealant
- Catchpits / silt traps
- Caisson shaft sinking system
- House inspection chambers
- Gully pots
Short Length and Rocker Pipes
To allow for any differential settlement between manhole and pipeline, short lengths of either spigot/socket butt pipes should be built into the manhole wall. A rocker pipe should then be laid connecting the short spigot/socket butt pipe to the incoming/outgoing pipe run, thereby incorporating a flexible joint close to the manhole.
Short length pipes (spigot or socket butts) short length pipes for entry or exit to a manhole are available in the tabled standard lengths. |
Rocker pipes (joint both ends) rocker pipes are available cast monolithically |
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