Independent LCC research confirms that when the operational lifespan exceeds 40 years, The One is the best investment from an economic perspective.
By applying the Life Cycle Cost (LCC) methodology, not only the initial costs are considered, but also all costs incurred throughout the entire lifespan of the product — from raw materials to end-of-life. This internationally recognized approach (ISO 14040 and 14044) evaluates both direct and indirect costs, providing a clear picture of the total economic impact.
In-depth analyses show that — although vitrified clay pipes require a higher initial investment — the total long-term costs are significantly lower. The LCC analysis demonstrates that when maintenance and replacement are taken into account, vitrified clay pipes become the most cost-efficient choice after 40 years of operational use. This makes The One not only the best investment for today, but also for the future.