Paragon Underground Drainage Double Socket Bend 45°

This bend turns a below ground drain run through 45°, giving a more gradual change of direction than an 87.5° bend. It is commonly used where a run needs to deviate from its line without turning a full corner, such as angling a drain across a plot or around a foundation. Two 45° bends can also be used together to form a wider sweeping turn, or spaced apart to step a run sideways around an obstruction as an offset.

A push-fit ring seal socket is formed on both legs, so plain ended pipe or spigot fittings can be jointed directly on either side without a coupler. The bend can be dropped between two cut pipe ends, and the offset or turn can be set out precisely by adjusting the length of pipe between bends. Available in 110mm and 160mm for non-pressure foul and surface water drainage.

• 45° angle: Provides a gradual 45° change of direction, suited to deviations, sweeping turns and offsets.
• Double socket design: A socket on each leg accepts plain pipe ends or spigot fittings on both sides of the bend.
• 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.