Lindab Magestic Downpipe Connector - 100mm

The Lindab Magestic Downpipe Connector is designed to securely join two pieces of steel downpipe. ...

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The Lindab Magestic Downpipe Connector is an essential component for homeowners and contractors installing durable rainwater systems, specifically those using the Magestic magnesium-zinc alloy steel range. It provides a robust, weather-resistant join for 100mm downpipes, ensuring long-term structural integrity in demanding environments like coastal areas. While it offers superior corrosion resistance compared to standard galvanized steel, users must be mindful that it requires precise installation spacing to allow for thermal expansion during temperature fluctuations.

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Model Part NumberSRORM100MG
BrandLindab

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FAQs

What size downpipe does this connector fit?

This connector is designed specifically for 100mm diameter steel downpipes.

Do I need to paint this connector?

No, it is designed with an unpainted finish that will naturally weather into a dark grey color.

Why is the 6mm gap so important?

The gap is necessary to allow the metal to expand and contract due to temperature changes without causing the joints to buckle or fail.

Is this product suitable for saltwater environments?

Yes, the Magestic magnesium-zinc alloy coating is specifically engineered for superior corrosion resistance in coastal areas.

Can I use this with plastic downpipes?

No, this product is designed exclusively for Lindab steel rainwater systems.

How long will the finish take to turn dark grey?

The weathering process depends on local humidity and exposure levels, but typically develops its characteristic dark grey patina over a few months of outdoor exposure.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty sliding the pipe into the connector

Check for any burrs on the cut edge of the downpipe; file the edges smooth to allow for a clean fit.

Joint is rattling or loose

Verify that the pipe diameter is exactly 100mm and that the connector has not been deformed during shipping.

Water leaking at the connection point

Ensure the pipe ends are inserted deeply enough and that there is no debris preventing a proper seat.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior corrosion resistance due to magnesium-zinc alloy
  • Perfectly sized for standard 100mm downpipe systems
  • Excellent longevity in harsh coastal environments
  • Develops a durable, attractive dark grey patina over time

Cons

  • Requires specific 6mm installation gap for thermal expansion
  • Not suitable for those seeking a pre-painted color finish
  • Requires proper handling to maintain the integrity of the coating

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation requires basic hand tools and adherence to the manufacturer's spacing guidelines. When sliding the connector onto your 100mm downpipes, it is critical to leave a 6mm gap between the pipe ends inside the connector. This gap is not a mistake; it is a vital engineering requirement to account for the thermal expansion of steel. For care, avoid using abrasive cleaning agents that could strip the protective magnesium-zinc layer. If the pipe exterior becomes dirty, a simple rinse with fresh water or a wipe with a soft, damp cloth is sufficient. Regularly check the joints annually to ensure that the expansion gap remains clear of debris or blockages that might restrict movement.

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