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Posted: **Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:28 pm**

I am taking over a barn conversion as some of you know and am concerned about the state of the drainage work already done.

I have spoken to Wavin, maker of Osma products, and it has said the drainage work obviously needs to be redone to a higher standard.

I only know of Osma but I am sure there must be some other substantial firms involved in the manufacture of plastic drainage pipes.

Can you let us know who the other big players are in this field?

I want advice from as many techinical departments as possible so I have a huge piece of concrete to whack around the useless previous contractor's head!

Posted: **Tue Jun 26, 2007 6:47 am**

Ted

http://www.marleyplumbinganddrainage.com
http://www.polypipe.com

Most will draw up plans for you F.O.C but they tend to sell direct to BM`s.

There is a lot of good quality cheap pipework out there on the web, and if your not buying in bulk the DIY warehouses can be cheaper than the likes of T.P & Jewson

Clayware can be cheaper and personally i prefer to work with it but it is slower to install.

Edited By flowjoe on 1182837231

Posted: **Tue Jun 26, 2007 9:48 am**

Ted: as a Brew Cabin Irregular of long standing you really ought to be familiar with the green navigation bar at the top of *every* page, and particularly the Suppliers link which would whisk you away to a page that's chock full to bursting with details of drainage suppliers of all types!

Posted: **Thu Jun 28, 2007 9:28 pm**

my mate up his yard , does 3 m polypipe 110mm for Â£12 and knuckles, ez's,etc for Â£3 . bottle gulleys etc all available about half price what travis jewsons etc charge
LLL

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Drainage pipes - Who are the major manufacturers