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Chezy Industries Sdn. Bhd.
Incorporated on the 8th November 2001.
 Located at Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.
 Started manufacturing and marketing in January
2009 for the building & construction industry.
 Product complies with BS EN 13598-1:2003 and
BS EN 1253-4:2000.
 Develops and modernizes the sewage industries.
 Established networks with distributors (hardware
outlets), consulting engineers, architects, land
developers and contractors.
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 Polypropylene
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Chemically inert
Strong & rigid
Fatigue resistant
Good temperature rating (≈90°C)
 Acrylonitrile
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(PP)
butadiene styrene (ABS)
High impact resistance
High rigidity & toughness
Injection Moulding
Dimensions checking
Load testing
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Kuala Lumpur/Selangor:
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Kementerian Perumahan dan Kerajaan
Tempatan
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Outside KL/Selangor:
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Majlis Perbandaran Seremban
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Majlis Perbandaran Nilai
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Perbadanan Putrajaya
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Majlis Bandaraya Melaka Bersejarah
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Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam
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Majlis Perbandaran Selayang
Majlis Perbandaran Johor Bahru
Tengah
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Majlis Perbandaran Ampang Jaya
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Majlis Bandaraya Johor Bahru
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Majlis Perbandaran Kajang
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Majlis Perbandaran Pasir Gudang
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Majlis Perbandaran Subang Jaya
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Majlis Bandaraya Alor Star
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Majlis Daerah Kuala Selangor
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Majlis Perbandaran Kota Bharu
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Majlis Perbandaran Klang
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Majlis Daerah Jeli
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Majlis Perbandaran Sepang
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Majlis Bandaraya Kuala Terengganu
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Majlis Daerah Kuala Langat
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Majlis Perbandaran Kuantan
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Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya
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Majlis Perbandaran Hulu Selangor
Majlis Bandaraya Ipoh
Majlis Perbandaran Taiping
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Majlis Perbandaran Sabak Bernam
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Majlis Perbandaran Seberang Perai
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Dewan Bandaraya Kota Kinabalu
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SIRIM Cert – PC043701
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Majlis Perbandaran Sandakan
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SIRIM Cert – PC043702
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Jabatan Alam Sekitar Negeri Sarawak
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SPAN – SPAN/KPP/COO–¼ Jld.2(8)
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Kementerian Pembangunan Negara
Brunei Darussalam
Source: Indah Water Konsortium
Source: Indah Water Konsortium
Traditional Brick
Inspection Chamber
Source: christhebuilder.com
Polypropylene (PP)
Inspection Chamber
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Light weight.
Clean, Quality.
Economical.
Fast Installation.
Water and air tight covers.
Last for more than 50 years.
UV Stabilized.
 Chezy
Inspection Chambers allow for easy
access to the drainage system for:
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Maintenance
Inspection
Rodding
Removal of debris
 Simple
push-fit assembly and have been
designed to offer less labour intensive and
more economical alternatives to
traditional construction methods.
Cover
Collar
Base
RiserLOAD (KG)
Body
ITEM
Medium Duty
300
Heavy Duty
1500
 Aesthetically
pleasing cover (300kg or 1500
kg load).
 Weight is only 10kg. No Sinking.
 All joints are made from EPDM rubber rings.
UV and Ozone resistant.
 Internal surfaces, dimensions, etc comply
with British Standards.
 Smooth internal surfaces prevents breeding
of cockroaches and vermin.
 Very economical and requires 60% less time
to install than the brick chamber.
Chezy PP Inspection Chamber
Traditional Brick Chamber
High compressive strength and is
fully functional even with 2”
(50mm) of ground settlement or
flooding.
Chamber will collapse and crack
on ground settlement or
flooding.
100% water and air tight
connections, completely leak
proof.
Leaking chamber (bad
workmanship), leaking pipe
connections to traditional
chambers (different types of
material being bonded by
cement only).
Long life, will last for hundred of Corrosion of chamber by H2S,
years, very chemical resistant,
leading to attack of the chamber
no effect on chamber by H2S or
wall and eventual collapse.
sewage.
Chezy PP Inspection Chamber
Traditional Brick Chamber
Very little labour required (80%
less) – Very ECONOMICAL
Very labour intensive EXPENSIVE
Aesthetically pleasing. Very
strong and UV stabilized locked
down cover.
Ugly cast iron cover. Easily stolen
and will definitely rust and crack
after long term use.
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The Chezy PP Inspection Chamber is light weight and more
economical than the traditional brick chamber, their
functional performance is excellent.
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Load factors on chambers vary according to type of soil,
compaction during installation and groundwater. An
important function of the chamber is to resist these
factors and to maintain the hole in the ground.
The Chezy PP Inspection Chamber has undergone the following test:
Characteristic
Requirements
Stiffness of riser
shaft
No cracking,
stiffness ≥ 0.7
kN/m2
Vacuum
requirement for
resistance of PP
inspection
Chambers to
ground water
pressure when
installed
No damage to the
structure that
could be deemed
to impair its
function
Resistance to
vertical loading
Deflection of
horizontal
dimensions not to
exceed 6%.
Deflection of
cover shall
conform to clause
4 of EN 12531:2003, ≤0.4%
No cracking
Test Parameters
Parameter
Value
Shall conform to EN ISO 9969
Test temperature
(23±2)oC
Test period
100 hrs
Internal negative
pressure
-0.3 bar
Force for class L
15 kN
Test Method
EN ISO 9969
EN 1277:1996
Condition A
Clause 4 of EN
1253-2:1998
Firm, Soft & Yielding
Soil
High Water Table
Ground
Sanitary Layout Plan
(Traditional
BrickChamber)
Chamber)
(PP Inspection
Locate position of chamber, dig hole to a depth of 300mm (1 foot) below
the main sewer pipe connection. Backfill and level the bottom of the hole
by tamping (compacting) the earth to 50mm below the socket of the
outgoing pipe. For ground with High Water Table, anchor base of chamber
to a concrete slab of width 600mm X 600mm and thickness of 100mm.
Connect the base of the inspection chamber to the pipe leading to the
main sewer line, if there is no existing pipe, connection can be done in
the future. Rotate body to the best suitable position and push it into
base. Use liquid level gauge to ensure the inspection chamber is level.
Locate the position of where all the pipes going to the Inspection Chamber will
enter the ground level. Dig trenches sufficiently wide and depth of the trench
should be sufficient to allow the pipes to pass below the ground beam. Rotate the
Body of the Chamber such that the maximum numbers of sockets are able to be
fixed to the incoming trenches. Trenches that are not in line with the sockets of
the Inspection Chamber can be joined to the Chamber by the use of 45° bends.
Push the incoming pipes to the socket of the chamber and WORK
BACKWARDS FROM THE CHAMBER TO THE POINT OF ENTRY OF THE
PIPES OUT OF THE GROUND. Use 45° bends or Chezy Flexible bend where
required. Clean inside of chamber and make sure it is clear of all foreign
objects and debris. Cover the chamber with Chezy's temporary cover
Place earth/concrete on the temporary cover holding an indicator pipe on
top. Backfill the trenches and hole where the chamber is located tamping
every 100mm of backfill being filled. Tamp to 100mm above the pipes and
backfill to ground level where only the indicator pipes are visible to be
able to locate the chamber in the future.
At the end of the project, locate the indicator and excavate the soil until the chamber is
reached. Remove the temporary cover and replace riser/riser with socket to the
required height. Put the collar and cover of the chamber and adjust to the required
level. Once again use liquid level gauge to make sure chamber is level. Backfill the hole,
tamping until 50mm below the collar. Concrete surround the collar to a minimum depth
and width of 50mm. Secure the cover with screws on collar to prevent removal. The job
is completed.
STEP 1
Unscrew the stainless steel screw (4 nos) on
the cover
STEP 2
Remove the cover of inspection chamber.
STEP 3
Observe for any debris/foreign objects that
might cause blockage.
STEP 4
Flexible
Rod
Using a standard normal flexible rodding rod,
insert the head of the rod into any pipe outlet
that is suspected to cause blockages.
STEP 5
Service the pipe using the rod until it clear
from any hindrance/blockages.
STEP 6
Using a small scoop or the rodding rod itself to
remove the foreign object out from the
inspection chamber.
STEP 7
Replace the cover and tighten the stainless
steel screw tightly.
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PKNS
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Sime Darby
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IOI Properties
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Glomac Berhad
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Gamuda Land
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Putrajaya Holdings
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Mah Sing Group
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Yuk Tung Development
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LBS Bina Group
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Johor Land
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Paramount Property
Development
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Subang Alam
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Fairview Development
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SP Setia
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LEH Construction
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Sunway City
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Impiana Prisma
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IJM Land
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Worldwide Holdings
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UEM Land Holdings
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YTL Land & Development
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I&P Group
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LSL Properties
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Malton Berhad
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Mentari Properties
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TTDI Jaya
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Sagna Developmet
Inspection Chamber
Symphony Hills , Cyberjaya. Club House
(UEM Land Holdings Bhd)
Bandar Botanic Phase 8B1,
Klang. Terrace Houses
(Gamuda Land Bhd)
Subang Alam Metropical Contemporary,
Shah Alam Section 27. Semi-D’s
(Subang Alam Sdn Bhd)
Sri Tanjung, Semenyih. Terrace
Houses
(Fairview Sdn Bhd)
Bandar Dato’ Onn, Johor.
Double-Storey Terrace Houses
(Johor Land Bhd)
Bandar Baru Bangi,
Linkhouses.
(Rimulia Sdn Bhd)
Bandar Putera Klang, Single
Storey Houses.
(IOI Properties)
Kemuning Utama, Kota
Kemuning, Mixed Development.
(Paramount Sdn Bhd)
Rymba Hills, Kota Damansara,
Zero Lot Bungalows.
(Sunway Properties)
Side Flow
Bottom Flow
T-Base
T-Base
Bottom Flow
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Sime Darby
- Bukit Jelutong, Phase F9, Bungalows
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Gamuda Land - Bandar Botanic, Phase 8B1, Terrace Houses
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I&P
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Subang Alam - Shah Alam Sek 27, Semi-D Houses
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IOI Properties - Bandar Putera Klang, Single Storey Houses
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UEM Land
- Cyberjaya, Symphony Hills, Clubhouse
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SP Setia
- Setia Alam, Phase RT2, Kindergarten
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LBS
- Bdr Saujana Putra, 6 Phases, Mixed Development
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Tangkas Arena - USJ 3, Light Industrial Warehouse
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Sungai Purun - Cheras, Ampang Saujana, Mixed Development
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Fairview
- Semenyih, Sri Tanjung, Terrace Houses
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Yuk Tung
- Bukit Prima Cheras, The Peak, Semi-D Houses
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The Reef
- Rawang, Reef, Shop Offices
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Gabungan Kualiti - Kuantan, Forest & Hills, Bungalows
- Bandar Kinrara, Bungalows
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PKNS
- Kuala Selangor, Plot 2, Bungalows & Semi-Ds
- Kota Puteri, Terrace Houses
- Antara Gapi, Shop Offices
- Setia Alam, Section U13, Terrace Houses
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Sime Darby
- Denai Alam, Phase J12, Terrace Houses
- Denai Alam, Phase J14, Terrace Houses
- Denai Alam, Phase E1-2 & E1-3, Shop Offices
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Putrajaya
Holdings
- Putrajaya, P.11, Terrace Houses
- Putrajaya, P14.6, Terrace Houses
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Gamuda Land - Bandar Botanic, Phase 20A, 20C, Mixed Development
- Valencia, Bungalow
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Sunway
- Ampang Melawati, Greenview, Bungalows
- Kota Damansara, Rymba Hills, Zero Lot Bungalows
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I&P (TTDI Jaya) - Shah Alam, Alam Impian, Terrace Houses
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Malton
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TH Properties - Bandar Enstek Sepang, Mixed Development
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Glomac
- Cyberjaya, Shop Offices
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Worldwide
Holdings
- Subang Bestari, Bungalows & Semi-D’s
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Faber Union
- Taman Danau Desa, Prima, Semi-D Houses
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Rimbunan
Melati
- Kepong, Laman Rimbunan, Semi-D Houses
- SS23 Petaling Jaya, The Grove, Bungalows
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Plastic sewer pipes have been used all over the
world. Their contribution to public health and
sanitation is excellent and they have out
performed traditional materials.
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Preformed Plastic Inspection Chambers have
been widely used in Europe and U.S. for the past
20 years.
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Chezy PP Inspection Chambers have excellent
structural integrity, good design and operational
performance, water tightness and exceptional
resistance to chemicals.
Chezy Industries Sdn. Bhd. (563851-U)
No. 20, Jalan Zuhrah BE, U5/BE,
Bandar Pinggiran Subang,
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor,
MALAYSIA.
Tel: (+60) 3-7842 5898 ● Fax: (+60) 3-7845 4898
E-Mail : enquiry@chezy.com.my
Website : http://www.chezy.com.my
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