Clay drainage and why you should give it a shot.
Six millennia after it was first used in drainage, clay is, more than ever, the choice for today.
100% recyclable and sourced from our own local quarries, every Hepworth pipe has true cradle-to- cradle pedigree and a pure, natural integrity.
Vitrified, clay is one of the most inert materials on earth and is incredibly durable, with a lifetime expectancy in excess of 100 years. These qualities create superior performance allied to low lifetime cost and genuine ‘fit and forget’ capability.
With the Hepworth name guaranteeing that it has been fired to perfection, plus our advanced jointing technology and experienced support, there’s no reason not to give clay a shot.
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www.hepworthclay.co.uk
Superior whole life value Achieved through a reduced risk of failure, better in use performance and longer replacement cycles.
Superior sustainability Clay is a future-proof material, 100% natural and 100% recyclable.
Superior jetting performance Hepworth pipes carry a lifetime jetting guarantee, jet proof to 7500 psi.
Superior chemical resistance Clay is inert, so is unaffected by any effluent allowed within an adopted sewage system.
Superior bedding requirement Clay’s inherent strength, providing 90% of the load-resisting function, enables recycled aggregate to be used for bedding.
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