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Professional Building Supplies£68.68Visit shop Floplast Ring Seal Soil Bend Single Socket - 135 Degree X 110Mm Cast Iron Effect
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The FloPlast Ring Seal Soil Bend (110mm) is designed for professional plumbers and DIY enthusiasts needing to redirect PVC soil pipe systems. It provides the aesthetic appeal of traditional cast iron with the lightweight, maintenance-free benefits of modern plastic, though it requires precise alignment during installation to ensure the ring seals seat properly for a leak-free connection.
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Yes, it is designed for use with all standard 110mm PVC soil pipe systems.
No, this is a ring seal push-fit fitting and does not require solvent cement.
No, this is designed for above-ground soil and vent systems. Use designated underground pipe for subterranean applications.
The finish is durable and weather-resistant, though it should be kept away from harsh abrasive cleaning chemicals.
In plumbing, a 135-degree bend provides a 45-degree angle change in the direction of the pipe.
Ensure the pipe end is properly chamfered and apply a silicone-based lubricant to the seal and pipe.
Check that the ring seal is seated correctly and verify that the pipe is inserted deep enough. Inspect for debris inside the socket.
To install, ensure the pipe ends are chamfered and free of burrs. Apply a small amount of silicone lubricant to the ring seal to assist the pipe entering the socket. The pipe should be pushed in fully and then pulled back approximately 10mm to allow for thermal movement. For care, simply wipe down with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that could compromise the cast iron effect finish. Always check that your supporting brackets are placed at maximum 1-meter intervals on vertical runs to prevent the weight of the pipe from stressing the joints.
