Paragon Underground Drainage Rodding Eye Terminal Square Socket

This rodding eye terminal provides a ground-level access point into a below ground drain. It allows drain rods to be passed into the pipework to clear blockages and remove debris without the need for a full inspection chamber. A removable square cover sits at the surface. Below it, a 110mm socket set at 45° connects to the drain. The angled entry guides rods smoothly into the pipe in the direction of flow.

Rodding eyes are typically installed at the head of a branch drain, upstream of the section they serve, so that any blockage cleared is pushed downstream towards the main run. The socket receives a length of plain ended pipe or a spigot fitting. This is commonly brought up from a 45° junction on the drain run, giving a straight, angled path for rodding. The square top lines up neatly with surrounding paving and edging.

• Rodding access: Provides a direct entry point for drain rods to clear blockages and debris from the pipework.
• 45° entry: The angled socket guides rods into the drain in the direction of flow.
• Square access cover: A removable square top gives access at ground level and lines up with surrounding paving.
• Socketed connection: A 110mm socket accepts plain ended pipe or spigot fittings from the drain below.
• Compact alternative: Offers maintenance access at the head of a branch without a full inspection chamber.
• Made in Great Britain: Manufactured in Great Britain by Polypipe, and finished in black.