110mm Drainage Pipe Fittings

Purchase 110mm Drainage Pipe Fittings Including Bends in all Angles & Sockets

EasyMerchant is happy to provide these excellent standard 110mm / 4-inch sewer pipe bends in both double and single socket options. They provide seamless joins between plastic drainage pipes.

The available angles for this product range from 11.25° to 90°, covering a multitude of eventualities and installation options.

Each of these fittings is manufactured using polyvinyl chloride – the PVC-U grade plastic. This is a high-grade industry-standard solution that offers a hardwearing and robust performance. Most gully grids and inspection chambers are typically made using some grade of polypropylene plastic.

Our 110mm drainage pipes are supplied in a conventional brown plastic finish unless an alternative is stated within the description. They integrate well with almost all existing drainage pipes in domestic situations, inspection chambers or industrial usage.

Single socket bends feature one spigot end that is inserted into the socket of another. These junction components for drainage pipe fittings will work well with any length of pipe to provide the drainage your project requires.

We’d advise that where plastic underground drainage pipes have been cut to length they should be chamfered and lubricated before being inserted into the new joint socket. This will ensure the best possible seal between parts. Always check that you choose the most suitable pipe lubricant for your installation.

The socket end of these joint components can be paired with fixtures that feature a spigot; for example, bottle gullies. Otherwise, we believe these are an excellent option when joining all manner of drainage pipes.

Adjustable bend fittings

For projects or applications where the exact bend or angle of the joint can’t be calculated, then an adjustable bend could be your ideal solution.

Our adjustable bend fittings can be rotated through every angle from 0 to 90°. It makes them the ideal solution in applications where pipes don’t quite line up as they should – saving time and effort in tricky to patch situations.