Paragon Underground Drainage Double Socket Bend 30°

With a shallow 30° angle, this bend makes small adjustments to the line of a below ground drain where a 45° bend would turn the run further than needed. Typical uses include realigning a new run to meet an existing drain or chamber connection that sits slightly off line, and easing pipework around a minor obstruction. It also suits gently following the line of a boundary or path.

Both legs carry a push-fit ring seal socket, so plain ended pipe or spigot fittings can be jointed straight into either end without a coupler. Two 30° bends separated by a length of pipe form a shallow offset, which is useful for shifting a run sideways by a small amount while keeping the direction of flow largely unchanged.

• 30° angle: A shallow change of direction for fine adjustments 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.
• Shallow offsets: A pair of 30° bends shifts a run sideways by a small amount with minimal change to its direction.
• 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.