Elbow Drainage Pipe PVC 90° Elbow Inspection Port Downpipe Fittings 50mm - 250mm

For a standard 90° direction change — such as a downpipe turning at a wall base — the 90° elbow is the most common choice. If your pipe run requires a slightly shallower or steeper offset to align with an existing trench or structure, the 91°–95° variants allow fine-tuning without cutting and re-routing pipe. When in doubt, measure the angle of your intended direction change before ordering.

Measure the internal diameter of your existing pipe. The I.D. sizes available are 50mm, 75mm, 110mm, 160mm, 200mm, and 250mm. The fitting's socket must match your pipe's O.D. (outer diameter) — if you are unsure, check the pipe manufacturer's datasheet or measure the pipe O.D. and cross-reference with standard PVC pipe sizing charts.

The with-port elbow includes a threaded or push-fit access port on the body of the fitting. This allows you to insert a drain rod or inspection camera without cutting into the pipe. It is recommended for underground drainage runs longer than approximately 6–10 metres, or wherever building regulations require accessible inspection points.

Yes. uPVC drainage fittings are widely used in buried stormwater and drainage applications. They resist soil chemicals, moisture, and moderate ground movement. Ensure the pipe and fittings are bedded in suitable granular material and that the burial depth meets local code requirements for the pipe diameter in use.

No. These are gravity drainage fittings rated for non-pressure applications only. Do not use them in pressurised water supply, compressed air, or any system where internal pressure exceeds atmospheric. For pressure applications, use fittings specifically rated and marked for pressure service.

These fittings use solvent-weld jointing. Clean and dry both the pipe end and the fitting socket, apply a suitable PVC solvent cement to both surfaces, push the pipe firmly into the socket with a slight twisting motion, and hold for 30 seconds. Allow the joint to cure fully before allowing flow through the system — typically 15–30 minutes for handling strength and 24 hours for full cure, depending on ambient temperature.

Yes. When you select a model (e.g., 90° Elbow), a size I.D. (e.g., 110mm), and a quantity (e.g., 5 pcs), all pieces in the pack are identical — the same angle, the same internal diameter. This makes multi-packs ideal for runs requiring multiple direction changes of the same type.