MAGNAPLAST Rura drenarska 100/50m is a corrugated drainage pipe supplied on a 50 m roll with a nominal outer diameter of 100 mm. Designed to remove excess groundwater and surface water, the pipe is suitable for trench installation and connection to larger drainage networks. The product is intended for subsurface water management in agricultural fields, landscaped areas, around building foundations and other sites where reliable water conveyance is required.
Advantages
The corrugated design provides flexibility for routing through trenches and around obstacles while maintaining structural stability under typical soil loads. Made from durable plastic material, the pipe resists common soil chemicals and biological degradation, and its smooth inner profile supports efficient water flow. Being supplied on a roll simplifies transport and handling on site and reduces the number of joints required during installation.
Suitable for
- Field drainage and agricultural land dewatering
- Garden and landscape drainage, incl. lawn and planter areas
- Perimeter and foundation drainage for buildings
- Subsurface conveyance to outfalls, seepage areas or collection points
When it may not be suitable
This 100 mm flexible drainage pipe is intended for gravity drainage and is not designed for high-pressure applications or to convey large volumes of pressurised water. It may not be appropriate where load-bearing requirements exceed typical soil cover conditions—such situations usually require rigid pipes or protective encasement. Also, if local regulations require specific pipe materials or dimensions, verify compliance before purchase.
Key specifications
- Nominal outer diameter: 100 mm
- Length per roll: 50 m
- Corrugated exterior for flexibility; smoother interior for flow
- Material: durable plastic suitable for buried drainage
- Typical use: subsurface gravity drainage
How to use
Excavate a trench with appropriate depth and slope toward the discharge point. Place a layer of coarse bedding material if required, lay the MAGNAPLAST 100 mm drainage pipe along the trench ensuring the perforations (if present) face downward or as recommended, and cover with filter material or geotextile to prevent clogging. Backfill the trench with soil or aggregate, compacting in layers as needed. Connect pipe ends to collection points, inspection chambers or outlet structures following standard drainage practice and local codes.
What to consider before purchase
- Required drainage capacity and whether 100 mm diameter meets expected flow
- Type of soil, trench depth and expected ground loads
- Need for perforated versus solid pipe sections depending on application
- Compatibility with existing drainage fittings and outlet connections
Usage recommendations
For reliable long-term performance, install the pipe on a consistent slope with appropriate bedding and filter material, protect from direct exposure to strong mechanical loads, and use inspection or access points where changes in direction or connections occur. Confirm local installation standards and, if in doubt, consult a civil engineer or drainage specialist.
