Our Winged Headwall is a durable and efficient solution for managing water flow in drainage systems, culverts, and stormwater management infrastructure. Made from reinforced concrete, the winged design helps direct water flow while preventing erosion and protecting surrounding areas from damage. This product is ideal for a variety of infrastructure projects, offering stability and longevity in all weather conditions.
Key Features:
- Reinforced Concrete Construction: Built from high-quality reinforced concrete for superior strength and durability.
- Winged Design for Water Control: The winged design helps direct and manage water flow, reducing erosion and minimizing damage to surrounding landscapes.
- Customizable Sizes: Available in a range of sizes to suit specific project requirements.
- Weather-Resistant: Engineered to withstand extreme weather conditions, including heavy rainfall and flooding.
- Easy Installation: Precast design allows for quick and efficient installation, reducing construction time and labor costs.
Applications:
- Roadside drainage systems
- Culverts and stormwater outlets
- Agricultural and irrigation systems
- Driveways and flood management infrastructure
Why Choose Bundaberg Concrete Casters?
At Bundaberg Concrete Casters, we offer high-quality precast concrete products designed to meet the needs of infrastructure projects across Queensland. We deliver statewide and are proud suppliers to the Department of Transport and Main Roads as well as Ergon Energy. Our Winged Headwalls are designed to ensure long-lasting performance and efficient water management in a variety of settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a winged headwall?
A winged headwall is a precast concrete end structure for a culvert or pipe with splayed wing walls either side of the opening. The wings retain the embankment and guide water smoothly into and out of the opening, which reduces turbulence and scour at the ends of the run.
What is a headwall used for?
A headwall retains the embankment at the end of a culvert or pipe so fill does not slump into the waterway, holds the pipe in position, and controls erosion by directing flow. Without one, the ends of a drainage run scour out and undermine over time.
Do winged headwalls stop erosion?
Winged headwalls reduce scour at the inlet and outlet by guiding flow and holding the embankment back from the opening. On higher-velocity outlets, additional scour protection such as rock or an apron may still be specified by your engineer.
What sizes of winged headwall are available?
Bundaberg Concrete Casters casts winged headwalls in standard sizes and to custom dimensions. Call the office on (07) 4151 5969 with your pipe or culvert size, or send your drawing, and we will confirm what we can supply and the lead time.
Do you deliver headwalls outside Bundaberg?
Yes. Bundaberg Concrete Casters delivers throughout Queensland, either to your site or to your depot. The company also supplies the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads and Ergon Energy.
Also see our sloping headwalls, double cell winged headwalls and concrete pipes.
