How would it be to work in an area flooded with water? No one would enjoy such a working environment. It would make working even tougher. A twinwall pipe provides a solution to this in this way; a twinwall pipe is used in drainage systems to drain excess surface water. It's ideal for draining stormwater and the gravity of surface water. It is applicable in several fields, such as catch pits drainage, highway filter or carrier drains, rail track drainage, golf course land drainage and land reclamation projects. It’s wise to note that twinwall pipe sizes differ, but first, you need to consider the amount of water you are draining. The more you drain, the larger the pipe diameter you need and vice versa.

Before laying the twinwall pipes, it's important to note that it needs an expert drainage engineer. Trenching machines help dig the trenches, and the twinwall pipes are laid at an angle to help with the free flow of water. You may also need to cut the pipes, which must do with a fine tooth saw to ensure that the cut is clean and dumb. All these processes require professionals to prevent damaging the pipes.