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The FloPlast 110mm Soil Access Pipe (MPN: SP274AG) is an essential component for homeowners and plumbing professionals looking to maintain efficient drainage systems. Designed specifically to provide an inspection and clearance point for 110mm soil pipe networks, this fitting allows for rapid access to internal blockages without the need to dismantle the entire system. While it is highly effective for routine maintenance, it requires precise alignment during installation to ensure the ring seal remains watertight under pressure.
| Model Part Number | SP274AG |
|---|---|
| Brand | FloPlast |
Yes, as long as they adhere to the standard 110mm UK soil pipe dimensions.
Yes, it can be installed in horizontal or vertical sections, provided it remains accessible for maintenance.
No, this is a ring seal push-fit fitting and should not be glued.
Inspect the threads and the O-ring/gasket inside the cap. Clean them, apply a small amount of silicone grease, and tighten securely.
It is designed for standard domestic soil and waste temperatures, but avoid continuous exposure to boiling water.
Debris or dried deposits may be clogging the threads; gently clean the exterior with water and use a strap wrench if necessary.
Ensure the pipe is pushed fully home into the socket and that the lubricant was applied correctly. Check if the ring seal is properly seated.
Installation requires a standard 110mm soil pipe setup. Ensure the pipe end is chamfered before inserting it into the push-fit socket to avoid damaging the internal ring seal. It is recommended to use a silicone-based lubricant on the pipe end to facilitate a smooth fit. Once installed, verify the seal by running water through the system. For care, periodically check that the threaded cap is tight and the seal is clean. If you remove the cap, inspect the rubber gasket for signs of cracking or debris that could compromise the airtight seal; replace the gasket if it shows signs of wear to prevent sewer gas leaks.
