How to use the Inspection Chamber Selector
To get started with the Inspection Chamber Selector, you'll need to know the following:
- Site address and postcode
- Whether you're using Inspection Chambers for adoptable or non-adoptable applications
- Diameter of the outgoing pipe
- Diameter of the incoming pipe
- The number of properties the installation will serve
Results
Download a sample reportFrequently Asked Questions
When is an Inspection Chamber required?
Inspection Chambers are required:
- At the head of a run
- When there is a change of direction
- When there is a change in gradient
- When there is a change in pipe size
- At or near a junction
How is an Inspection Chamber installed?
Watch the video below for an overview of how to install an Inspection Chamber.
What's the difference between a private and adoptable Inspection Chamber?
This is a complex question to answer, but essentially any chamber serving two or more properties is adoptable. This may vary depending on local water authority requirements. Non-adoptable chambers serving one property are covered by Part H of the Building Regulations.
What range of Inspection Chambers does Wavin offer?
We have a range of Inspection Chambers for deep and shallow installations.
- At the head of a run
- When there is a change of direction
- When there is a change in gradient
- When there is a change in pipe size
- At or near a junction
What's the largest pipe diameter that Wavin provides a chamber for?
We provide chambers from 110mm up to 300mm.
