This FloPlast clip is designed to support 110mm waste and soil pipes, ensuring secure installation...This FloPlast clip is designed to support 110mm waste and soil pipes, ensuring secure installation and preventing movement. It is ideal for drainage systems, providing a straightforward method for fixing pipes to walls or surfaces. For optimal performance, clips should be spaced at 1.8m intervals for vertical pipe runs and 1m intervals for horizontal runs. Installation requires screws and rawlplugs, which are not included. The clip is made of durable black material for long-lasting use.
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This guide is for anyone installing or maintaining drainage systems using 110mm waste and soil pipes. The FloPlast Waste Pipe Clip provides a secure and straightforward method for fixing pipes, preventing movement and ensuring long-term performance. Note that screws and rawlplugs are not included and must be sourced separately.
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FAQs
What size pipes does this clip support?
This clip is designed to support 110mm waste and soil pipes.
Are screws and rawlplugs included?
No, screws and rawlplugs are not included. They must be purchased separately.
How far apart should I space the clips?
For vertical pipe runs, space the clips at 1.8-meter intervals. For horizontal pipe runs, space the clips at 1-meter intervals.
What material is the clip made from?
The clip is made from durable black material.
Can these clips be used outdoors?
Yes, these clips are suitable for both indoor and outdoor drainage applications.
What do I do if the clip breaks?
Replace the clip immediately. Ensure the new clip is securely fastened and that the pipe is properly supported.
Troubleshooting
Pipe is moving or sagging
Check if the clips are correctly spaced and securely fastened. Ensure the screws are tight and the rawlplugs are properly installed. Consider adding additional clips if the pipe run is long or has unsupported sections.
Clip is difficult to install
Ensure the correct size screws are being used. Pre-drilling holes can help, especially when working with harder materials. Make sure the pipe is properly aligned before securing the clip.