Good health requires clean water and effective sanitation — especially in hospital settings with vulnerable patients. PVC-based systems are widely used for drinking water supply, soil & waste disposal, sewage management, and rainwater drainage. From pressure pipes to gutters, downpipes, and roofing membranes, they offer hygienic, durable, and corrosion-resistant solutions tailored to healthcare infrastructure.
Key Water Management Applications
Drinking Water Pipes
PVC pressure pipes transport potable water from the municipal supply to hospital premises. These underground networks are corrosion-resistant, long-lasting, and easy to install — ensuring safe and reliable delivery of clean water.
Soil & Waste Pipes
PVC soil & wastewater piping systems provide a hygienic, leak-proof and durable solution for the removal of wastewater and sewage in hospitals, supporting infection control and operational reliability.
Sewage Pipes
PVC pipes are used extensively for non-pressurised wastewater systems, carrying sewage and greywater away from hospitals to treatment plants, while maintaining high hygiene standards.
Rainwater Drainage Systems
Hospitals use PVC systems for comprehensive rainwater management — including gutters, downpipes, stormwater pipes, and even PVC roofing membranes for green roofs that help relieve pressure on sewers. These systems efficiently channel rainwater from roofs and paved areas, helping to relieve pressure on sewers, protect building structures, and reduce local flood risk.