Lindab Steel Conical Downpipe Bend - 85 - 75mm - Black - BK8575BK

The Lindab 85-degree conical downpipe bend is designed to change the path of a downpipe run in a s...

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The Lindab 85-degree conical downpipe bend is an essential component for professional installers and homeowners managing steel rainwater systems who need to navigate complex building facades. This fitting excels at creating clean, secure offsets or swan-necks in downpipe runs, ensuring efficient water drainage; however, it requires precise measurement and cutting of intermediate pipe sections to achieve the perfect angle for your specific wall clearance.

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Model Part NumberBK8575BK
BrandLindab

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FAQs

Can this bend be used with plastic downpipes?

No, this product is specifically manufactured for 75mm steel rainwater systems and will not provide a secure fit for standard plastic piping.

Do I need sealant for the joints?

Typically, the precision-engineered male-female connection is sufficient to prevent leakage, but you may use a neutral-cure silicone sealant if you prefer extra reinforcement.

How do I create an offset with this bend?

You need two bends joined by a small section of 75mm downpipe. The length of the middle pipe determines the depth of the offset.

Is the black finish paintable?

Yes, if you need to match a specific house color, you can use a high-quality metal primer and exterior paint over the existing finish.

What tools are needed for installation?

You will need a hacksaw or pipe cutter for adjusting lengths, a file to deburr cut edges, and potentially a drill/driver if you choose to secure joints with screws.

Troubleshooting

Joint is loose and won't stay together

The fitting is designed for a friction fit, but if it feels loose, secure the connection with a stainless steel pop rivet or a color-matched self-tapping screw.

Water leaking at the joint

Ensure the male end is inserted fully into the female end. If the pipe was cut, ensure the edge is smooth and does not prevent the fitting from seating correctly.

Surface oxidation or rusting

Check if the protective finish was scratched during handling and apply a high-quality exterior metal touch-up paint to seal the exposed steel.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-grade steel construction ensures longevity
  • Easy installation with male-female push-fit connections
  • Professional black finish resists fading and weathering
  • Allows for custom swan-neck configurations for wall offsets

Cons

  • Requires precise cutting of downpipe segments for custom offsets
  • Not compatible with non-Lindab or non-75mm drainage systems
  • Exposed steel edges should be touched up to prevent rust

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation involves sliding the male (tapered) end into the female end of your existing 75mm downpipe or another fitting. Ensure that the crimped end is pointing downwards to keep water flow inside the pipe system. Compatibility is strictly limited to 75mm Lindab steel rainwater pipes. To maintain the system, periodically check for debris buildup at the bend angles. If the black coating is scratched during installation, apply a touch-up paint specifically designed for steel rainwater goods to prevent oxidation. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners; warm soapy water and a soft cloth are sufficient for exterior cleaning.

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