cliveb
Head Pro
Hoping one of the resident plumbing experts can answer this.
In the context of plastic waste pipes (outlet from a bathroom basin), is the defined size the inside diameter of the pipe?
I have need to cut about 1cm out of the outlet pipe, and was intending to use a push-fit coupler to rejoin it (https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-push-fit-straight-coupler-white-32mm-x-32mm/11632).
The inside diameter of the pipe appears to be about 31mm; its outside diameter is just over 36mm. But I guess my readings could be out by a mm.
The only sizes of coupler I can find are defined as 32mm and 40mm.
And BTW, do these push-fit couplers actually do the job, without the need for any glueing or welding?
In the context of plastic waste pipes (outlet from a bathroom basin), is the defined size the inside diameter of the pipe?
I have need to cut about 1cm out of the outlet pipe, and was intending to use a push-fit coupler to rejoin it (https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-push-fit-straight-coupler-white-32mm-x-32mm/11632).
The inside diameter of the pipe appears to be about 31mm; its outside diameter is just over 36mm. But I guess my readings could be out by a mm.
The only sizes of coupler I can find are defined as 32mm and 40mm.
And BTW, do these push-fit couplers actually do the job, without the need for any glueing or welding?
