GRP manholes and benching
GRP manhole chambers that sewer gas cannot eat
Concrete manholes in a sewer network are attacked from the inside. Hydrogen sulphide in the airspace converts to sulphuric acid on the wet crown and eats the concrete and its reinforcement. A GRP chamber has no cement for the acid to attack and no steel to corrode, which is why GRP is specified for the chambers that matter across UAE infrastructure works.




What we manufacture
- Complete manhole chambers, base to cover level
- Chamber bases with benching and channels moulded to the flow
- Shafts and riser sections cut to invert depth
- Inspection and valve chambers, rectangular or circular
- Manhole covers and frames
- GRP lining and benching for rehabilitating existing concrete chambers
Built around your drainage drawing
Pipe inlets and outlets are laminated into the base at the angle and invert level the drawing calls for, so the channel through the chamber is continuous GRP with no jointed transitions to leak or erode. Benching is formed to fall towards the channel. Each chamber is marked with its reference before despatch so the right unit reaches the right location.
Specification
| Property | Typical |
|---|---|
| Construction | Hand lay-up, with inlets and benching laminated in as one unit |
| Resistance | Unaffected by hydrogen sulphide, sulphuric acid attack and sewage |
| Weight | Light enough to place without the lifting plant a concrete chamber needs |
| Depth | Shaft sections made to your invert level |
| Connections | Pipe spigots laminated in to suit the incoming pipe material and diameter |
| Covers | To the loading class required for the location |
| Marking | Chamber reference marked before despatch |
What to send us for a quote
- The manhole schedule or drainage layout
- Chamber diameter and depth to invert
- Incoming and outgoing pipe sizes, materials and angles
- Cover loading class and finished level
- Quantity and programme dates
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Send dimensions or a drawing and we will come back with a specification and a firm price.
