Paragon Underground Drainage Triple Socket Equal Junction 45°

This equal junction brings a branch drain into a main run of the same diameter, with the branch entering at 45°. The angled entry directs incoming flow along the line of the main, so the two streams merge smoothly rather than meeting head on. This makes the 45° junction the usual choice for connecting branches from gullies, rainwater downpipes or soil stacks into a drain run.

All three ends carry a push-fit ring seal socket. Plain ended pipe or spigot fittings can therefore be jointed directly into the inlet, the outlet and the branch, without couplers. Pairing the branch socket with a 45° bend allows the incoming drain to be turned parallel to the main where the branch needs to run alongside it before joining.

• 45° branch: The angled branch merges incoming flow with the main run for a smooth connection.
• Equal junction: The branch matches the main diameter, so the same pipe size is used on all three legs.
• Triple socket design: Sockets on the inlet, outlet and branch accept plain pipe ends or spigot fittings with no couplers.
• Push-fit ring seal: Each socket carries a ring seal for push-fit jointing, with no solvent cement required.
• Two sizes: Available in 110mm and 160mm, to suit the matching Paragon pipe diameters.
• Recognised standard: Manufactured in accordance with BS EN 1401-1.
• New build and refurbishment: Suited to round the house drainage on new build projects and to the refurbishment or replacement of existing drains.
• Made in Great Britain: Manufactured in Great Britain by Polypipe, and finished in terracotta.