marley soil pipe suppliers

Just get one of the plumbing merchants to order one for you.

Christian.

IME, they can get most things in a day or two.

Colin Bignell

No, but I would expect a decent plumbers merchant to be able to order, but with a health warning, unless you have get a good discount you may find the price a complete rip-off.

I strongly recommend that you try to get away from all solvent weld. Include at least some ring seal joints to allow expansion/contraction. Use a single socket to convert the plain pipe to ring seal. If you are still struggling to get 90deg exactly I suggest you consider using 2 x 45deg (or

Jim A

B&Q Warehouse stock Marley soil pipes. Might be worth a look if you have one nearby. Prices are way less than I can get from any local PM too!

Jon.

I don't care about exactly 90 degrees, I was just surprised there was no such thing (except from adjustable bends). The solvent weld is to connect a 92.5 bend to a straight piece - I am still insisting on not having a ring seal inside the wall, even though the plumbers merchant said everyone does it ! I guess you could encase the ring seal inside waterproof cement ... Cheers, Simon.

Fair enough, I wouldn't either, but neither would I want to end up with socket to spigot in the direction of flow which I think you will end up with doing it your way. You could better achieve what you want using Screwfix

Jim A

Huh ? Its common to use double socketted bends to join 2 lengths of soil pipe, in which case there will be a socket/spigot junction in both directions. Also, 2 pipes joined with a solvent weld coupler don't end up with any great ridges inside. The flange is about the same thickness as the pipes. And if this was a problem I could file the inside down smooth. Certainly if there is a golden rule about connector directions I need to know about it, but I don't see this being applied in the implementations I have seen. Cheers, Simon.

I am still insisting on not

Dont do that. It will stop the expansion. 'O' ring seal perfectly acceptable inside wall. Everybody does it and has done it since PVC Soil pipe was invented. Just make sure that, when you make the joint you cut the ends of the pipe square, put a good bevel on the spigot and use a lubricant, (washing Up Liquid) when you assemble the joint. i.e. do not displace the 'O' ring