Polypipe 110mm Soil 135 Degree Offset Bend - SB403B

The Polypipe 110mm Soil 135-degree offset bend is designed for reliable directional control in res...

Best current price£27.19from Bradfords

All Offers

2 offers from £27.19 - £29.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

BradfordsPolypipe - 110mm Soil - 135 Degree Offset Bend - Double Socket - Black
£25.00 delivery
£27.19
Visit shop
Robert DyasPolypipe SB403B Offset Bend - 110mm Solvent Socket/Spigot - Black PVC
£2.95 delivery
£29.99
Visit shop

Used Offer

1 offer from £9.99

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

eBayPolypipe 110mm Black Soil Double Socket 135 Degree Offset Bend
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£9.99
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

The Polypipe 110mm Soil 135-degree offset bend (SB403B) is an essential component for professional installers and DIY enthusiasts working on residential or commercial soil and vent systems. It provides the precise directional control needed to navigate complex drainage routing, ensuring waste and foul odors are efficiently directed into the sewerage system. While it offers versatile connection options, users should verify compatibility with existing pipe diameters to ensure a secure, leak-proof seal within their specific drainage configuration.

All features

Model Part NumberSB403B
BrandPolypipe

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Is this bend compatible with other brands?

This component is designed for the Polypipe PolySoil system, but it is generally compatible with other standard 110mm diameter PVC soil pipe systems.

Can I use this for underground drainage?

This product is part of the PolySoil range, which is primarily intended for soil and vent (above-ground) applications. Use dedicated underground drainage pipes for buried installations.

What is the benefit of the 135-degree angle?

The 135-degree angle (often called a 45-degree offset) provides a gentle directional change that reduces friction and the likelihood of waste blockages compared to sharp 90-degree bends.

Do I need to use solvent cement with this part?

You can choose between ring seal or solvent weld installation. If you choose solvent weld, you must use a compatible PVC pipe cement.

How do I maintain this component?

Occasional visual checks for leaks during routine plumbing maintenance are sufficient. Avoid using harsh chemical drain cleaners that could damage the PVC material over time.

Troubleshooting

Joint is leaking at the socket

Ensure the pipe is inserted fully into the socket. If using a ring seal, verify the rubber gasket is seated correctly and has not been displaced.

Pipe will not slide into the socket

Check the pipe for burrs or debris. Use a chamfering tool on the pipe edge and apply a suitable lubricant if using a ring seal connection.

Difficulty achieving a solvent weld bond

Clean both the pipe surface and the socket interior with a degreasing agent before applying the solvent cement. Ensure both pieces are held firmly in place until the bond sets.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality, durable PVC construction
  • Versatile connection types for varied installation needs
  • Easy to integrate with the broader Polypipe drainage ecosystem
  • Provides precise routing solutions for tight spaces

Cons

  • Limited to 110mm diameter systems only
  • Requires proper solvent or seal preparation for leak-free performance
  • Not intended for non-soil drainage applications

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure the pipes are cut squarely and deburred. For ring seal connections, lubricate the pipe end to facilitate easy insertion into the socket. For solvent weld installations, apply the bonding agent evenly around the pipe circumference. Regularly inspect the joint for signs of moisture or leaks after the initial installation and during routine maintenance of the plumbing system. Keep the system clean of debris during assembly to ensure the internal seals remain uncompromised.

Similar items

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop