FAQ

Q) Are the cast iron pipes Australian Standard approved.
A) Yes, Standard Australia number is 20057.

Q) How do cast iron pipes differ from alternative materials when it comes to combustibility?
A) Cast iron is non inflammable and will not emit toxic fumes in the event of being enveloped in flames. Most alternatives are flammable requiring use of high-cost collars to prevent flames and toxic fumes rising between floors.

Q) What is the life expectancy of cast iron pipes.
A) It has a useful life expectancy proven over time. Past known cases 100 years and more. Most alternatives are prone to some form of strength degradation over time.

Q) Is cast iron vandal proof.
A) The superior strength of cast iron provides high resistance to accidental damage and vandalism, e.g. in schools or car parks. Without a doubt, cast iron is a stronger, more damage resistant material than most alternatives.

Q) Are brackets required?
A) Yes, the standard 3m-lengths require less support brackets as the many alternatives are less rigid requiring up to three times as many brackets.

Q) Are the pipes and fittings the standard sizes we use in Australia.
A) Yes, the sizes range from 40mm – 400mm in diameter.

Q) Can the pipes be installed in concrete?
A) Yes, no problem.