Paragon Underground Drainage Double Socket Bend 15°

At just 15°, this is one of the shallowest bends for below ground drainage, used where a run needs only a slight correction to its line. Typical uses include bringing a new section of drain into line with an existing pipe or chamber connection that sits marginally off true. On refurbishment work, it also accommodates small misalignments where replacement pipework meets the original drain.

Push-fit ring seal sockets on both legs accept plain ended pipe or spigot fittings directly, so the bend can be inserted between two pipe ends with no coupler required. Several 15° bends spaced along a run, each joined by a length of pipe, allow a drain to follow a gradual curve, such as the line of a curved path, driveway or boundary.

• 15° angle: A very shallow change of direction for minor corrections to the line of a run.
• Double socket design: A socket on each leg accepts plain pipe ends or spigot fittings on both sides of the bend.
• Gradual curves: Multiple 15° bends spaced along a run allow the drain to follow a curved route.
• 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.