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Storage, Handling and Quality Control Policy

Proper on-site storage is essential for maintaining product quality and ensuring compliance with applicable standards during installation. Correct storage practices preserve mechanical properties, prevent deformation or damage, maintain operational efficiency, extend service life, minimize leakage risks, and reduce potential installation or operational issues.

Objectives of Storage Procedures
  • Preserve the mechanical properties of conduits and pipes.
  • Maintain dimensional accuracy and geometric integrity.
  • Prevent deformation, warping, or collapse to ensure installation readiness.
  • Protect products from ultraviolet (UV) exposure and excessive heat.
  • Minimize damage or loss before installation.
  • Protect internal surfaces from contamination and pests.
  • Maintain flexibility and prevent brittleness.
  • Ensure flexible conduits remain defect-free and ready for use.
Storage Site Requirements
  • Select a flat, level surface free from sharp objects and away from heavy equipment traffic.
  • Store products in a covered or shaded area whenever possible.
  • Cover materials with light-colored sheeting while allowing ventilation to prevent heat buildup.
  • Avoid direct covering with dark plastic sheets.
  • Keep products away from heat sources and chemical materials.
  • Maintain a moderate ambient temperature, preferably below 40°C.
Correct Stacking Method
  • Place pipes on full-length wooden supports with spacing not exceeding one meter.
  • Do not stack bundles higher than 1.5 meters. Reduce stacking height for larger diameters.
  • Store flexible conduits on reels or coils without compression.
  • Avoid sharp bending of flexible conduits during storage.
  • Keep small parts in their original cartons or sealed containers.
  • Provide dedicated shelving for fittings and accessories.
  • Avoid excessive stacking heights.
  • Keep flexible conduits on their original reels.
  • Store reels upright on a level surface without applying pressure.
Transportation and Handling
  • Use appropriate lifting equipment during loading and unloading.
  • Never drag pipes or conduits across rough surfaces.
  • Avoid dropping products from heights.
  • Protect products during transportation to prevent damage.
  • Do not place heavy objects on top of stored materials.
Inspection and Quality Control
  • Verify product size and type against storage documentation.
  • Ensure product identification labels are clearly visible.
  • Perform visual inspections for cracks, scratches, or damage.
  • Reject and isolate any damaged products from usable stock.
  • Apply the First-In First-Out (FIFO) storage principle whenever possible.
Important Note

Compliance with these storage, handling, and quality control procedures ensures that TOP GEWISS products maintain their designed performance, mechanical strength, and long-term durability before installation.


Failure to follow these recommendations may result in product damage, reduced service life, and improper installation performance.