The Types segment classifies municipal piping products by material composition, encompassing Ductile Iron, PVC, HDPE, Concrete, and Steel. Ductile Iron pipes dominate the high‑pressure water supply and sewerage sectors, representing roughly 35 % of the market due to their proven strength and long service life. PVC pipes, valued for low weight and corrosion resistance, hold about 25 % of the market, especially in stormwater and low‑pressure distribution. HDPE, with its flexibility and joint‑sealing advantages, captures roughly 20 % and is increasingly preferred for irrigation and trenchless installations. Concrete pipes, traditionally used for large‑diameter storm conduits, account for 12 % of revenues, reflecting legacy projects and specific hydraulic requirements. Steel pipes, now a niche offering for specialized high‑temperature or pressure applications, contribute the remaining 8 %. This material taxonomy clarifies how each pipe type underpins the total municipal pipes market size.