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Floplast Push Fit Waste Pipe White 40Mm X 3M
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Waste pipes are used to convey waste water, often referred to as foul drainage, to the above or below ground drainage system.Polypropylene push fit waste pipes are available in three size options. 32mm is generally used for washbasins and bidets, 40mm is used for baths, showers, kitchen sinks and di...
Highlights
- 40mm diameter, 3m length
- Polypropylene construction
- White colour
- Suitable for baths, showers, kitchen sinks, dishwashers
- Push fit, can be disassembled
- Made in UK to BS EN 1451
Key specifications
- Brand
- FloPlast
- Colour
- White
- Material
- Polypropylene
- Diameter
- 40 mm
- Length
- 3 m
- Type
- Push-fit waste pipe
- Standard
- BS EN 1451
- Certification
- British Standard kitemarked
Pros
- Suitable for baths, showers, kitchen sinks, dishwashers
- Push fit joint can be taken apart if required
- Made in UK to BS EN 1451, British Standard kitemarked
- Polypropylene white pipe, 40mm x 3m
Cons
- Not for washbasins or bidets (32mm generally used)
- Not for commercial or combined flows (50mm common)
- O ring must stay seated or joint leaks
- Needs square cut and 10mm pull-back after push', 'Taking apart without suggested SL40 lube may move O ring
Frequently asked questions
What material is the Floplast push-fit waste pipe made from?
It is polypropylene.
What is the 40mm pipe used for?
It is used for baths, showers, kitchen sinks and dishwashers.
How do I make a push fit joint with this pipe?
Cut the pipe square, remove any burrs, push it into the fitting as far as it will go, then withdraw by approximately 10mm to allow for expansion.
Can the joint be taken apart after assembly?
Yes, the joint can be taken apart again if required, but check the O ring has not been dislodged from its housing groove as this will cause a leak.
What standard does this pipe meet?
It is manufactured in the UK to BS EN 1451 and is British Standard kitemarked.
Is this pipe suitable for a washbasin?
No, washbasins and bidets generally use 32mm waste pipe. This is 40mm.
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