40mm waste

[whyme!]

What’s connector can I get to remove the T piece just have straight connector that will fit both ends?

 

[jj4091]

What are you trying to achieve. You could just unscrew the tee and the side connector and screw it in it's place but you really need some sort of trap.

 

[dilalio]

Sink traps come in kits, trying to buy individual bits is impossible.
What is your goal, as in what do you need connected to it? Is the sink double, single or bowl and a half? 2 appliance drains needed?
Usually, buy the kit you need and fit it to sink/s connect appliance drain hoses and then adjust drain pipework to meet the new trap kit outlet.

 

[Madrab]

Are you talking about removing the appliance waste adapter T piece? As others, what are you trying to achieve?

If it is to remove it then a trap to waste extender would probably do the job though they aren't usually as long as that T piece would be.

 

[denso13]

What’s connector can I get to remove the T piece just have straight connector that will fit both ends?

Just cap the tee off, leaving it in place.

 

[whyme!]

Are you talking about removing the appliance waste adapter T piece? As others, what are you trying to achieve?

If it is to remove it then a trap to waste extender would probably do the job though they aren't usually as long as that T piece would be.

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Yes that’s the issue they are smaller than the t piece , I just want it straight through no t piece or appliance inlet

 

[whyme!]

Just cap the tee off, leaving it in place.

I can’t find a cap only access caps

 

[denso13]

I can’t find a cap only access caps

This will fit into the tee, https://www.toolstation.com/push-fit-socket-plug/p34283

 

[whyme!]

This will fit into the tee, https://www.toolstation.com/push-fit-socket-plug/p34283

That’s a push fit the t piece is compression

 

[denso13]

That’s a push fit the t piece is compression

I know, it's the size of the pipe which means it will fit. Remove the nut and washers, remove the old appliance connection from them, refit the nut and washers over the plug and refit. That's how they fit...

Push fit (or solvent) fits compression fittings.