Am looking to fit 32mm grey water (sinks/showers/taps/washing machine) inspection ports (in line with screw cap) allowing me to put a wet vac or a long wire inside and clean the gunk out. Don't know what it's called. Anyone know?
If you want to have a rodding point on the run - if it's for a sink/shower/bath - then that will typically use 40mm waste pipe. If you want to use a 32mm rodding access then you'll need a 40mm Y piece and then a reducer on the rodding point leg for the 32mm rodding eye to fit into.
Can I also suggest, depending on what pipe is there already, that Aquaflow (TS) may not be the best choice for the fittings. For some strange reason they seem to have a slightly different ID size and don't seem to match with the other standard makers pipe and fittings, you may find it difficult to get Aquaflow to be a good fit on other makes of pipe.
I believe FloPlast do a 40mm 135Deg branch and will happily fit standard 40mm pipe
Can I also suggest, depending on what pipe is there already, that Aquaflow (TS) may not be the best choice for the fittings. For some strange reason they seem to have a slightly different ID size and don't seem to match with the other standard makers pipe and fittings, you may find it difficult to get Aquaflow to be a good fit on other makes of pipe.
Good call, keep forgetting there are some rogue fitting about now, Solvent used to be standard across the Manufacturers. I used the TS link as wasn't sure if the Screwfix page would give all my details away!
Absolutely, I'm at a loss as to what Aquaflow are up to and why TS stock it. The only reason I can think of is to ensure that only their products can be used together/interchanged. It doesn't make sense though as I'm sure their products would be used more often if they were interchangeable with other brands.
Good call, keep forgetting there are some rogue fitting about now, Solvent used to be standard across the Manufacturers. I used the TS link as wasn't sure if the Screwfix page would give all my details away!
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