Where can i get a 160mm oblique wye junction with no sockets

[SeeHowItGoes]

As title says really. All i can find is double or triple socket 45deg junctions, im looking for one of these in the picture!

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• SeeHowItGoes
• 22 Jun 2014
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[denso13]

Hepworth do them in clay http://hepworthclay.wavin.com/maste...middleTemplateName=oc_middle_product_detail_I

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Can you use a clayware junction? I don't think you'll find a plastic version without at least 2 sockets, however the clay 'sleve' type will have 3 x spigots, all joints are made using collars.

Edit, Denso beat me to it!

 

[SeeHowItGoes]

Excellent thank you, i guess clay will be fine. I have no idea why there so hard to find, thought everyone would sell them. Thanks again!

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

Most Builders merchants should stock clay drainage, you are unlikely to find it in the sheds. It is quite fragile, do not drop!

 

[SeeHowItGoes]

Thanks guys, appreciate it. Any ideas roughly how much a saddle should be? Only one ive seen (online) was loads of money but seems a much easier way of doing it if there not normally that much, thanks

 

[doitall]

Don't know what you doing, but can't you just slice the pipe to form a channel add a slipper and build an chamber around it

 

[Hugh Jaleak]

I'd be very wary of trying to fit a saddle, especially onto clay pipe. The chances of getting a clean hole without the entire pipe cracking or breaking are slim IMHO. Use a junction or as doitall suggests, a chamber is even better, as it provides rodding access along the proposed connection.

Or fit a plastic chamber with 160 through channel and 110mm slippers. http://www.pavingexpert.com/drain15.htm