Polypipe Soil Socket Plug - 110mm - Black

A soil socket plug is used to terminate or seal off the end of a soil pipe or a socket within a soil and vent system, preventing the escape of waste, water, or foul air.

For the push-fit installation, no specialized tools are typically required; firm hand pressure is usually sufficient. A silicone lubricant is recommended for easier fitting. Solvent weld installation will require appropriate solvent cement and applicator.

This plug is specifically designed for Polypipe's PolySoil® system. While it might fit other 110mm pipes with compatible socket dimensions, performance and seal integrity cannot be guaranteed with non-Polypipe products.

Push-fit is a quick, tool-free method where the plug is pushed into the socket, relying on a rubber seal for watertightness. Solvent weld involves using a solvent cement to chemically bond the plug to the pipe, creating a permanent and very strong joint.

Ensure the pipe end and socket are clean and dry. Apply lubricant to the seal and push the plug firmly and evenly into the socket until fully seated. The rubber ring seal creates the watertight barrier.

The product has dimensions of H:41.0 x W:110.0 x D:110.0 cm and weighs approximately 1.3 kg. The diameter is 110mm.

The Polypipe Soil Socket Plug is designed for use within residential soil and vent systems, which can include both above-ground and below-ground sections, provided they are part of a compatible Polypipe PolySoil® installation.

Ensure the pipe end and socket are clean and free from debris. Apply a silicone-based lubricant to the seal. Check for any obstructions or damage inside the socket. Ensure you are using the correct 110mm plug for the corresponding pipe size.

Remove the plug and inspect the seal for damage or debris. Re-seat the plug ensuring it is fully inserted. If using solvent weld, ensure the joint was properly prepared and bonded. For push-fit, ensure the socket is not damaged and the seal is intact.

The plug may not be fully seated. Remove and reinsert with firm, even pressure. Ensure the socket is not damaged or deformed. If the issue persists, the socket or plug may be faulty, and replacement may be necessary.