Designed for stormwater systems, road crossings, and major infrastructure projects, our box culverts are made from 50MPa precast concrete and comply with AS1597 standards. Available in a range of standard sizes or built to your specifications.
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We offer a range of box culvert sizes suited for stormwater systems, road crossings and large infrastructure projects across Australia. Whether standard or custom, we provide engineered solutions in a variety of box culvert dimensions for all load conditions, such as:
Our box culverts are built for high-load performance with 50 MPa concrete to guarantee strength and durability. This mix resists cracking, fatigue and pressure from traffic and soil loads, making it ideal for roadways, bridges and drainage. A 25mm reinforcement cover protects steel from corrosion to extend the lifespan in moisture-prone areas. For heavy loads, multi-cell configurations, link slabs and base slabs enhance stability, load distribution and structural integrity.
Every box culvert meticulously meets strict Australian infrastructure regulations, ensuring safety, durability, and long-term performance in civil and construction projects.
They are manufactured in compliance with:
As an ISO 9001 Certified manufacturer, we uphold rigorous quality control, testing, and compliance with national and state engineering standards. Our box culverts are approved for major infrastructure projects by state authorities, including:
Civilmart’s box culverts are crafted for uncompromising reliability and compliance, making them ideal for stormwater drainage, bridges and road infrastructure projects. Manufactured to meet Australian standards, each box culvert delivers trusted durability while offering a cost-effective and quick installation alternative to in-situ solutions, to proudly offer our clients:
Manufactured off-site for faster installation, reduced labor and immediate load-bearing capability.
Available with ferrules, pipe penetrations, cast-in openings and link slabs for project-specific needs.
Certified to AS1597.1, AS1597.2, AS5100.2 and approved by RMS B80 NSW, TMR QLD and VicRoads.
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With a variety of in-house brands—such as Rocla box culverts—our range is available for immediate delivery nationwide to empower projects to stay on schedule. Standard sizes ship within days, while custom orders meet specific engineering requirements.
Each box culvert is pre-approved for various infrastructure applications, providing ready-to-use solutions for engineers and contractors. For coastal, high-traffic, or flood-prone projects, we offer custom configurations to meet environmental and load-bearing requirements.
Our box culverts enable efficient water flow, flood prevention and long-term infrastructure protection. Designed for urban and rural settings, they help manage runoff, prevent erosion, and reduce water buildup. Built to AS1597 standards, they handle high-flow conditions without degradation.
For high-load infrastructure, our box culverts provide robust support for bridges, rail platforms, and overpasses. Engineered for durability, they withstand dynamic loads from vehicles, freight, and pedestrians. Each unit meets AS5100.2 standards, ensuring compliance with Australian road and railway load regulations.
Base slabs improve stability while reducing on-site work, making them a cost-effective installation option. Link slabs optimise load distribution to allow seamless connectivity between box culverts in high-capacity drainage and roadway systems.
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