drainige pipe adaptor

[Hugh Jaleak]

Could you post a pic of exactly what you're hoping to achieve? Ive looked through Naylor's catalogue, cant find the 15005 listed. Im still thinking from your description a McAlpine DC1 would achieve your aim.

Hepsleve/Densleeve and Hepseal/Denseal are 2 different types. Sleve is the plain ended thinwall clay, using plastic collars to joint. Seal is the thicker walled type, wih spigot/socket joints. A 'Seal' spigot will fit in the socket of a salt glazed pipe same diameter. Naylor part 19149 or Hepsleve SA2/1, as said will take you from salt glazed socket to a plain end sleve, whack a SA9 on that and you're onto 110mm plastic.

 

[sparkydude]

Picture not possible as camera broken, i know the mcalpine one would probably do the job, but i am trying not to reduce the dia of the pipe too much. That is the problem i had that the number Hepworth gave me does not seem to exist. the problem is i have half of an existing black plastic coupler exposed about 18 inches down in my bathroom floor, i need a bushing or adaptor that has a spigot on both ends to join to supersleve clay, i already have the pipe and adaptor to convert to 110mm pvc above floor so thats what i need , the hepworth guy was not much use as he suggested several items that had nothing to do with my problem .

Nick

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Sorry, you posted whilst I was editing! If you have a black plastic coupler already in situ then Id imagine you're already on Hepsleve. Is it possible to expose this, remove it and put a new coupler on?

 

[sparkydude]

Thats the problem i am havingit sburied in concrete at the top of the bend on the drain, i have had a piece of the old drain out to measure its diameter it was approx 135mm which i had confirmed is the old hepsleve thick walled clay pipe not the newer supersleve thin walled pipe.I know i could hack the floor uop to get the coupler off and replace with a socketxsocket adaptor to either 100mm pvc or supersleve, but its just a right pain in the arris top do, I was looking more for the adaptor type bush or internal reducer in particular which apparently is what the naylors part number (that i cannot find) is supposed to do . I am going to email them and see what densleeve have to say on the matter as at least this time its their part number i cannot find.

Nick