My company sells a polyethylene form of culvert pipe called Storm Seal from a
company called Quality Culvert. You may be able to find specs on it somewhere
on the site for the purpose of making your own :
http://www.qualityculvert.com/products?page=shop.browse&category_id=1
Yep, I was right... here are the PDF files with dimensional data :
1.
http://www.qualityculvert.com/submittal-package-downloads/category/1-hdpe_technical_specifications?download=31%3Asingle-wall-pipe-product-dimen-spec
2.
http://www.qualityculvert.com/submittal-package-downloads/category/1-hdpe_technical_specifications?download=32%3Astormseal-doubleq-product-dimen-spec
3.
http://www.qualityculvert.com/submittal-package-downloads/category/1-hdpe_technical_specifications?download=33%3Ahdpe-class-2-pipe-perfs
They also sell other forms of pipe :
http://www.qualityculvert.com/products
John Degnan
[email protected]
----- Original Message -----
From: ANDREW BAIRD
To: S-Scale S-Scale
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2011 09:38 PM
Subject: {S-Scale List} Corrugated Pipe
Looking to make a few loads of corrugated pipes or drainage ditch pipes or
whatever they may be called.
Anyone do this or think of any ideas how to?
Didn't see anything on an Internet search.
ThanksAndrew
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