Here you will find a complete range of ground drain pipes for reliable and long-term drainage of wastewater and stormwater underground. Our ground pipes are manufactured to withstand tough ground conditions, cold and external loads from both ground pressure and vehicle traffic. Whether you are building new, rerouting existing sewer lines around the property or installing a stormwater solution, you will find the right dimensions and lengths for your ground work.
All pipes are delivered with an integrated sleeve and sealing ring to ensure tight, stable joints that minimize the risk of root penetration and leakage. With high ring stiffness and durable material selection, an installation that will last a long time is guaranteed. Explore the range and order durable underground drainage pipes at competitive prices with smooth delivery directly from vvsmax.
Choosing the right underground drainage pipe is crucial for underground pipes to remain tight and function flawlessly for decades. The pipes are constantly exposed to soil pressure, temperature changes and any load from the surface. By choosing dimensions and qualities adapted to the soil conditions, an operationally reliable system is created that minimizes the need for future excavation work.
Important advantages of modern underground drainage pipes
- High strength and ring stiffness: Designed to withstand soil pressure and deformation even when laid deeper or under trafficked surfaces.
- Tight joints with rubber ring: Factory-mounted sealing rings in the sleeve provide easy joining and effective protection against leakage and roots.
- Smooth inside for optimal flow: The low friction on the inside prevents deposits and reduces the risk of clogging and sedimentation.
- Long life and chemical resistance: Withstands aggressive substances in soil and wastewater without corroding or weakening.
Things to consider before purchasing and laying
Before ordering, it is important to determine the system's flow requirements and the load the pipes will be exposed to from above. The dimension 110 mm is standard for normal wastewater from single-family homes, while 160 mm and above are often used for collector pipes or larger stormwater systems. Always check the pipe class's ring stiffness (for example SN8) to ensure that the pipe can withstand the load if it is buried under driveways or driveways.
To facilitate installation and ensure that the sealing ring is not damaged, it is always recommended to use a special lubricant when joining. The pit bottom should be even and free of large stones, and backfilling around the pipe should be done with suitable backfill material to give the pipe stable and even support along the entire pipe length.