Description
Competa 90 Degree Double Socket Bend for 110mm Underground Drainage
The
Competa 90 degree double socket bend is a competitively priced fitting for changing the direction of compatible 110mm underground drainage pipework. Designed with a socket connection at both ends, it provides a straightforward way to form a nominal 90° change of direction within a below-ground drainage system. This
110mm double socket bend forms part of the Competa Drainage range and is suitable for general underground drainage installations, repairs and extensions where a compact right-angle bend is required.
Product Features
- 110mm nominal underground drainage size
- Nominal 90° bend angle
- Double socket configuration
- Socket connection at both ends
- Suitable for compatible 110mm underground drainage systems
- Suitable for foul and surface water drainage layouts
- Terracotta / orange underground drainage finish
- Suitable for new installations, repairs and extensions
- Competitively priced Competa Drainage range
- Competa Drainage product code CUG4DSB90
90 Degree Drainage Bend
A
90 degree drainage bend is used where underground drainage pipework needs to change direction through approximately a right angle. The compact bend format makes it useful where installation space is limited, although the complete drainage layout should always be planned carefully to maintain suitable flow, access and fall through the system.
Double Socket Connection
The
110mm double socket bend has socketed connections at both ends. This allows compatible plain-ended drainage pipe or fittings to connect directly into each side of the bend. Check the connection type of the surrounding pipework before ordering, particularly when choosing between single socket and double socket versions.
Where to Use This Underground Drainage Bend
This
underground drainage bend can be incorporated into compatible below-ground drainage layouts for a range of domestic and general groundwork applications. Typical uses include:
- Foul water drainage systems
- Surface water drainage systems
- Domestic underground drainage
- House extensions and alterations
- Replacement drainage installations
- New-build drainage work
- Changes of direction within 110mm pipework
Installing the 110mm Drainage Bend
Before fitting the
110mm drainage bend, check the required route, fall and alignment of the drainage system. Any pipe cut on site should be cut square and all sharp burrs removed before assembly. Clean the jointing surfaces and use a suitable drainage lubricant where required to help the pipe enter the socket without damaging the joint. Align the pipework correctly before making the final connections and avoid forcing the bend sideways to compensate for incorrectly positioned pipework.
Supporting Below-Ground Drainage Fittings
The fitting and surrounding pipework should be installed on suitable bedding and correctly supported in accordance with the requirements of the drainage installation. Check the completed joints and pipe alignment before backfilling. Avoid placing sharp stones, rubble or other potentially damaging material directly against the fitting.
Competa Drainage – Practical Value
The
Competa 90 degree double socket bend provides a practical, cost-effective option for everyday drainage installations where a straightforward 110mm fitting is required. The Competa Drainage range is particularly suitable for trade, renovation and general groundwork projects where keeping material costs competitive is important.
Choosing the Correct 110mm Bend
This product is the nominal
90° double socket version. Other bend angles and socket configurations are available, so check the drainage layout carefully before ordering. For installations requiring a gentler change of direction, consider whether a swept or long-radius bend would be more suitable for the planned drainage route.
Compatible 110mm Underground Drainage
Browse our complete
110mm underground drainage range for compatible pipes, couplers, branches, access fittings, rodding points, gullies and drainage accessories. For general guidance covering below-ground drainage installations, see
Approved Document H: Drainage and Waste Disposal.
