Buildtech Polymers Private Limited

– Aagam FRP Chamber–

– The special Features of Aagam FRP Chamber–

AAGAM FRP Chambers and Manholes are durable and manufactured as per custom designs with required Length, Height, Width, Dia, Inlets and Outlets, Size/Location/Type of Pipe as per requirement for various applications that saves construction time, installation time and cost.

The FEATURES & BENEFITS OF AAGAM FRP CHAMBERS

Customised FRP chambers to suit various required applications - Custom length, width & height and specific inlet/outlet dimensions.
Compared to rigid materials like RCC/ Brick work chambers FRP chambers are at less risk of getting cracks, collapses and leakages.
Ready-made chambers, hence no curing required. Easy to Handle and Easy to Install
Good resistance to any kind of water and harsh chemicals.
Free from formation of fungus. Free from Rodent Bites. Extended inlet & outlet pipes are sealed completely to avoid any leakages.
Range of Sizes (In mm): 225x225, 290x290, 365x365, 440x440, 590x590, 990x990, 300 Dia, 450 Dia and 600 Dia with various heights from 300mm to 2000mm with options of bottom closed/opened with closed covers/perforated covers with or without inlets and outlets.
Type & Applications: Sub-soil Drainage Chambers, Sewage Chambers, Communication Chambers, Catch Basin Chambers, Rain Collection Drains, Perforated Chambers for rain water and Silt traps, Earth Pit chambers with bottom openings, specialised chambers with outlet at the bottom

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING CHAMBERS:

The general dimensions of the excavation should be at least 300mm wider than each side of the FRP chamber. These dimensions should enable secure access for connection of pipes, back filling and compaction with appropriate equipment.

Place the FRP chambers on the prepared compacted PCC bed and connect inlet pipes and outlet pipes.

The back filling should be carried out in accordance with the rules of good practice, in successive compacted layers of 300mm. Back fill can be done appropriate to the application, ensuring it is free from stones greater than 40mm, lumps of clay greater than 100mm, timber or other material for sound compaction.

The appropriate height of bricks/concrete seating bed (150mm thick PCC) to be laid or a concrete ring can be used to the required height prior to the positioning of the FRP frame and cover. Make sure the frame will be supported completely on the Concrete bed and no gaps at the bottom to avoid any load pressure on the walls of FRP Chambers

Use appropriate capacity of Manhole Covers to distribute load away from FRP Chamber