Collection: Culvert Pipe Double Wall 20'

Culvert Pipe - Various Sizes


Explore our selection of double-wall culvert pipes engineered for strength, reliability, and long-lasting performance. These corrugated HDPE (high-density polyethylene) pipes feature a rugged exterior wall paired with a smooth interior surface — combining superior structural support with efficient water flow. This dual-wall design delivers excellent load-bearing strength while minimizing friction and potential clogging, making it ideal for drainage, stormwater management, driveways, road crossings, and other civil, commercial, or residential applications. Read More: Why Choose Double Wall Culvert Pipe?

Why Choose Double Wall Culvert Pipe?

  • High load-bearing strength
    The corrugated outer wall provides excellent structural integrity for buried applications, vehicle traffic, and heavy loads.
  • Efficient water flow
    A smooth interior reduces friction, helping water move faster and minimizing sediment buildup and clogging.
  • Corrosion & weather resistant
    HDPE won’t rust, rot, or degrade like metal or concrete, even in harsh climates and freeze-thaw conditions.
  • Lightweight & easy to install
    Easier handling means faster installs, lower equipment needs, and reduced labor costs.
  • Long service life
    Designed to maintain performance for decades with minimal maintenance.


Debunking Common Myths

 

  • Myth: Plastic culvert pipe isn’t strong enough for driveways or roads
    Reality: Double wall HDPE culvert pipe is engineered to handle significant loads when properly installed and backfilled, making it suitable for driveways, roadways, and heavy-use areas.
  • Myth: Metal pipe lasts longer than plastic
    Reality: Metal culverts can corrode over time, while HDPE resists rust, chemicals, and moisture — often resulting in a longer service life.
  • Myth: Smooth interior pipes don’t drain as well
    Reality: Smooth interior walls actually improve hydraulic performance, allowing water to flow more efficiently than rough or ribbed interiors.
  • Myth: Plastic pipe can’t handle cold climates
    Reality: HDPE remains flexible in cold temperatures and performs well in freeze-thaw environments without cracking.