FloPlast Ring Seal 135 Deg Branch – SP210 110mm

Easing a soil branch in at an angle rather than square on calls for the FloPlast Ring Seal 135 Deg Branch SP210. It is a 110mm Ring Seal branch with a 45 degree inlet.

Where the FloPlast Ring Seal 135 Deg Branch SP210 works

A 45 degree junction lets the flow from the branch run in with the main flow. It suits horizontal runs where two soil pipes meet, or a branch coming into the stack at a slope. You often see it near the foot of a stack and on long runs under a floor.

Point the branch so it joins in the direction of flow. Chamfer each cut pipe end, apply silicone lubricant and push home, then pull back a little to allow for expansion.

Support the pipes either side of the junction with clips or brackets. A swept branch on a horizontal run should still have a fall on both legs.

Put rodding access close by, so both legs can be cleared if needed.

Getting soil branches in Glasgow

Access fittings and bends for under-floor runs are listed in the Flexible range, and the SP210 is at Plumb Parts, which keeps the doors open at 555 South Street, Glasgow G14 0QX from Mon-Fri 8am-5pm and Sat-Sun 8am-1pm, and sells online.

Specification

• Brand: FloPlast
• Range: 110mm Ring Seal Soil
• Maker code: SP210
• Material: PVC-U
• Connection: Ring Seal joints, 135 degree branch
• Sizes: 110mm
• Standard or approval: BS EN 1329-1 and BS EN 1453-1, Kitemark KM 544331
• Max temperature: 70°C to 75°C continuous; hotter discharges for 2 minutes at most
• Suitable for: Swept junctions near the foot of a stack and on horizontal runs

Common Questions

Which way should the SP210 branch point?

So the incoming flow joins travelling the same way as the main flow, never against it. Mark the direction before you fix the stack.

Does a swept branch on a level soil run still need a fall?

Yes, both legs need a fall towards the outlet. A 45 degree junction helps the flows merge, but it does not replace a proper gradient.

Is the SP210 a good choice at the foot of a stack?

It is often used near the base where a second soil run joins at an angle. Keep a rodding point close by so both legs can be cleared.

Datasheets

• FloPlast Soil & Waste Systems Brochure (PDF)