PVC stormwater caps close the end of stormwater pipework or a matching fitting.
Push-on caps have a socket that fits over matching pipe and can be solvent welded for a permanent closure.
Threaded caps have an internal female thread that screws onto the male external thread of a matching coupling or access fitting. They can be unscrewed and refitted when access is required.
Two-way caps combine a socket that fits over pipe and a pipe-size plug that fits into a matching socket.
Larger DWV caps can also suit stormwater pipe where the two ranges share matching pipe dimensions.
Suitable for non-pressure stormwater drainage.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC DWV caps close pipe ends and provide threaded access closures in stormwater drainage systems.
Push-on caps have a female socket that fits over matching PVC DWV pipe. Use PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement for a permanent sealed closure.
Threaded access caps have an internal female thread that screws onto the male external thread of a matching coupling or access fitting. The cap can be unscrewed and refitted when access is required.
For nominal sizes shared by PVC DWV and stormwater pipe, matching caps suit either system.
PVC DWV pipe and fittings are suitable for use in stormwater, sewerage, wastewater, vent, and other non-pressure applications.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
DWV PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater couplings join two lengths of pipe in a straight line. Each coupling has a female socket at both ends that fits over matching pipe.
Plain couplings have an internal centre stop that positions each pipe halfway into the fitting.
Slip couplings have no centre stop, so the full coupling can slide onto one pipe before being moved back over the adjoining pipe ends. This is useful for repairs where the pipework has limited movement.
Threaded couplings can be used to join pipe like plain couplings. They also have a male external thread around one socket end that accepts a matching threaded access cap. The cap can be unscrewed when access is required.
The pipe sockets are joined using PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement. Suitable for non-pressure stormwater drainage.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater FF elbows change the direction of stormwater pipework.
FF means female/female. Each elbow has a female socket at both ends, and both sockets fit over matching PVC stormwater pipe.
Connections are joined using PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement. This is known as a solvent weld joint, or SWJ.
Suitable for non-pressure PVC stormwater and surface-water drainage systems.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater MF elbows change the direction of stormwater pipework.
Male-Female elbows have one socket that fits over matching PVC stormwater pipe, and one pipe-size spigot that can be inserted into the socket of another fitting.
Connections are joined using PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement. This is known as a solvent weld joint, or SWJ.
Suitable for non-pressure PVC stormwater and surface-water drainage systems.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater plain tees connect a branch pipe to a main line at 90°.
Each tee has three female sockets that fit over matching PVC stormwater pipe. Two opposite sockets form the main run, and the third forms the branch. The main run and branch are the same nominal size.
Connections are joined using PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement. This is known as a solvent weld joint, or SWJ.
Suitable for non-pressure PVC stormwater and surface-water drainage systems.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater junctions connect a branch pipe to a main line at 45°.
Each junction has three female sockets that fit over matching PVC stormwater pipe. Two form the main run and the third forms the branch.
Equal junctions have the same nominal size through the main run and branch. Reducing junctions have a smaller branch; the first stated size identifies the main run and the second identifies the branch.
Connections are joined using PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement. This is known as a solvent weld joint, or SWJ.
Suitable for non-pressure PVC stormwater and surface-water drainage systems.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater snap-on tees add a branch to an existing pipe without removing a section of the main line.
The curved cradle fits around the existing pipe, while the female branch socket fits over the new branch pipe.
The cradle is primed and solvent welded to the main pipe. Once the joint has set, a hole is cut through the pipe wall via the branch socket. The branch pipe is then solvent welded into the socket.
Suitable for horizontal or vertical non-pressure stormwater pipework.
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Easy Tee Snap-On Junction Installation & Specifications
Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater reducers connect different pipe sizes or transition between stormwater and DWV pipework used for stormwater drainage.
Reducing couplings have a female socket at each end. The larger socket fits over the larger pipe and the smaller socket fits over the smaller pipe.
Socket reducing bushes have a larger pipe-size spigot that fits into a matching fitting socket, and a smaller female socket that fits over pipe.
Pipe reducing bushes have a larger female socket that fits over plain pipe, and a smaller female socket for the reduced pipe size.
Step reducers provide multiple connection diameters within one fitting.
Solvent-weld joints use PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement. Suitable for non-pressure stormwater drainage.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC DWV (Stormwater) level invert tapers are used between a smaller pipe and a larger fitting. The smaller size female socket fits over matching pipe, and the larger pipe-size spigot fits into a matching socket. The tapered offset design of the fitting allows you to keep the inside bottom of both sides level.
The socket and pipe-size spigot are joined using PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement. This joining method is known as a solvent weld joint, or SWJ.
PVC DWV pipe and fittings are identified by nominal sizes, which may differ from their measured outside diameters. Please confirm both connection sizes before ordering.
Where PVC DWV and PVC stormwater systems share the same nominal size and outside diameter, compatible level invert tapers may be used with either system.
PVC DWV pipe and fittings are suitable for use in stormwater, sewerage, wastewater, vent, and other non-pressure applications.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
DWV PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
Stormwater finishing collars and grates collect surface water and direct it into drainage pipework. The collar forms the visible surround and supports the grate, which helps keep larger debris out of the pipe.
In-pipe outlets fit inside matching pipe. Female socket outlets fit over matching pipe. Offset designs position the outlet away from the centre of the grate to accommodate pipework that is not directly below the surface inlet.
The surface dimensions describe the collar and grate. The final stated size and connection type identify the pipe connection.
Suitable for non-pressure surface-water drainage using matching PVC stormwater or DWV pipework.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
Stormwater rectangular downpipes and fittings provide a solution for directing rainwater from roof gutters into stormwater drainage systems. Our range includes downpipe lengths, elbows, sockets, droppers, outlets and connection fittings designed to suit a variety of roof drainage layouts and installation requirements.
Suitable for residential and commercial applications. Manufactured for reliable long-term outdoor performance.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC stormwater rectangle downpipe adaptors connect rectangular rainwater downpipe to round PVC drainage pipe.
The rectangular end accepts matching downpipe, and the round socket fits over matching pipe. The first two measurements identify the rectangular downpipe dimensions; the final size identifies the round pipe connection.
Nominal 100mm outlets suit PVC DWV pipe used for stormwater drainage. Larger shared sizes can suit matching DWV or stormwater pipe.
Suitable for non-pressure rainwater and stormwater drainage.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
Stormwater mozzie screens help prevent mosquitoes and other pests entering a rainwater tank through its overflow pipework. The mesh allows overflow water and ventilation air to pass through.
Fixed screens have stainless steel mesh held within the fitting, with a female socket on one side and a pipe-size male spigot on the other. A push-fit installation allows the fitting to be removed for cleaning.
Easy-clean screens have a hinged mesh section that can be opened for brushing or rinsing while the solvent-welded body remains installed.
Inspect and clean the mesh periodically to keep the overflow clear.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
Rain Harvesting leaf catchers, also known as rain heads, filter leaves, debris and mosquitoes from roof water before it enters rainwater pipework or storage tanks.
Fine stainless steel mosquito-proof mesh screens the incoming water. Leaf-shedding models direct debris away from the water path; enclosed models collect it in a removable filter. Some models have swivelling outlets for vertical or horizontal pipework.
Leaf catchers are useful on wet or charged systems, where water stays in the pipework between rainfall events. Keeping leaves and organic matter out helps reduce blockages and build-up within the system.
Inspect and clean the screen or filter periodically to maintain water flow.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC sliding gate valves provide a manual drain point for charged stormwater and rainwater pipework, where water remains in the line between rainfall events.
A hand-operated plastic paddle slides across the flow path to retain or release water. The valve has a female socket at both ends that fits over matching pipe.
The valve is intended for fully open or fully closed operation. Maximum pressure is 210kPa, with a maximum pressure across the paddle of 5kPa during opening or closing.
The valve can be fitted in horizontal or vertical pipework. The sockets are joined using PVC priming fluid and suitable PVC solvent cement.
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Rain Harvesting PVC Sliding Gate Valve Installation Guide
Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
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Rain Harvesting Stormwater 3-Way Diverter 90mm manually redirects water between two different flow paths in 90mm non-pressure stormwater, rainwater or greywater pipework.
The diverter has three 90mm female sockets that fit over PVC stormwater pipe with an approximately 90mm outside diameter. Two sockets connect into the existing pipe run, while the third provides the new diversion branch.
Rotating the front flow-control handle determines which outlet path remains open. The “X” on the handle indicates the pipe direction that is sealed, allowing water to continue along the original pipe run or be redirected through the diversion branch. The handle rotates through 90° between these two positions.
The diverter can be installed in horizontal or vertical pipework, and the handle orientation can be adjusted to suit the installation.
Installation requires approximately 136mm of the existing pipe to be removed before the three female sockets are solvent welded into position using PVC priming fluid and suitable non-pressure PVC solvent cement.
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Stormwater 3-Way Diverter Installation & Specifications
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Stormwater saddle clips secure PVC stormwater pipe to a wall or other supporting surface.
The curved saddle fits around the pipe and has a fixing point on each side. Standard clips hold the pipe close to the surface; stand-off clips leave clearance behind it.
Galvanised steel clips have a white powder-coated finish. Stainless steel clips provide increased corrosion resistance.
Suitable for supporting vertical and graded PVC stormwater pipework.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
DWV Clip
DWV clips provide a simple solution for pipe fixing, our high quality Australian made G2-Z275 galvanised steel and powder coated clips are conformant to Australian standard AS / NZ 3500 3.3.3. Our clips provide premium protection agains electrolysis, corrosion and water hammer.
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Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
DWV PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
Stormwater Speed Clips support PVC stormwater pipe away from a wall or other fixing surface.
The system uses a pipe-size Speed Clip and a Stand Off Bracket. The clip fits around the pipe and the bracket fixes to the supporting surface.
To connect them, squeeze the clip ends together and push them into the bracket. Positioning guides hold the clip in place without nuts or bolts between the two components.
The galvanised steel clip has a powder-coated finish and accommodates normal pipe expansion and contraction. The Stand Off Bracket is galvanised steel.
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Product Specification
Stormwater PVC Jointing & Installation Guide
PVC DWV and stormwater bolted clip heads hold pipework as part of an interchangeable support system.
Standard white clip heads fit around matching PVC DWV or stormwater pipe. Grey expansion clip heads fit around the larger body of a matching PVC expansion joint.
The head connects to a compatible bracket, shank or extension for wall-mounted, stand-off or suspended pipe support. Fixed stand-off brackets provide a set position away from the fixing surface; adjustable brackets allow this distance to be set during installation.
The 90mm head suits 90mm PVC stormwater pipe with approximately 90mm OD. The 150mm head suits 150mm PVC DWV and stormwater pipe with approximately 160mm OD. Clip sizes refer to the nominal pipe size.
Manufactured from galvanised steel with a powder-coated finish: white for standard heads and grey for expansion heads.
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