Storing PE Pipe

Storing PE Pipe

Before pipe and/or fittings are placed into storage, they should be visually inspected for scratches, gouges, discoloration and other defects. Damaged or questionable materials should not be put into storage. Cuts and gouges that reduce the wall thickness by more than 10% may impair long-term service life and should be discarded.

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Off-Site Storage Guidelines

Store small pipe in racks according to the length and size of the pipe. Block or strap the pipe to prevent it from rolling or falling off the rack. Pipe larger than two inches in diameter should be stacked with spacing strips between each row. Arrange and block each row of stacked pipe to prevent it from rolling off the pile. If pipe is stored outdoors, make sure all blocks are made of material that won't deteriorate as it weathers.

Material that cannot be stacked because of its size or shape should be stored on shelves capable of supporting the combined weight of the materials.

Job Site Storage Guidelines

The storage area should have a relatively smooth, level surface free of stones, debris or other materials that could damage the pipe or fittings. Where adequate ground conditions do not exist or when a bed cannot be prepared, the pipe may be placed on planking evenly spaced along the pipe length.

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