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The Brett Martin 65mm Square 92.5° Downpipe Bend is an essential component for homeowners and contractors looking to create a professional, modern rainwater drainage system. It is specifically designed to navigate building corners, providing a secure, leak-free connection for 65mm square downpipes while offering up to 20% higher flow capacity than traditional half-round alternatives. While this fitting is highly durable and easy to install, users should ensure they are using matching 65mm square profile systems, as it is not compatible with round or deep-flow gutter profiles.
| Model Part Number | BR508B |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brett Martin |
No, this component is specifically designed for 65mm square profile downpipes only.
The material is designed to be low-maintenance and weather-resistant; if you choose to paint it, ensure you use a plastic-compatible primer.
This bend is set at 92.5 degrees to allow for a slight fall, ensuring water flows away from the building rather than pooling.
The system relies on a precision-engineered push-fit connection designed for high-performance drainage.
No, this product is strictly for external rainwater drainage systems.
Ensure the downpipe is fully inserted into the bend and check that the fitting is free from debris that prevents a tight seal.
Verify that you are using genuine 65mm square downpipe; ensure the pipe edge is not damaged or distorted.
To install, ensure your downpipe ends are cut clean and square. Simply push the downpipe into the socket of the 92.5° bend until it clicks or seats firmly. It is recommended to use appropriate downpipe brackets above and below the bend to support the weight of the pipe run. This product is strictly compatible with Brett Martin 65mm Square downpipe systems. For maintenance, periodically flush the system with water to remove debris or leaf buildup and check the joints annually to ensure no movement has occurred due to thermal expansion or contraction.
