Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe Technical Guideline

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Drain, Waste
and Vent Pipe and
Fittings System
TECHNICAL DESIGN GUIDE
Contents
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Product Data
2.1 Iplex DWV Products................................................................................................................................. 1
2.2 Standards................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.3 Pipe Stiffness Classes (SN) and Dimensions.................................................................................. 2
2.4 Colours and Marking.............................................................................................................................. 2
2.5 Best Environmental Practice (BEP) PVC and the NZGBC Green Star Rating ...................... 2
2.6 Material Properties.................................................................................................................................. 3
2.7 Product Limitations ................................................................................................................................ 3
2.8 Product Features..................................................................................................................................... 4
2.9 Resistance to Seismic Movement (Earthquakes).......................................................................... 5
2.10 Chemical Resistance.............................................................................................................................. 5
2.11 Field Testing ............................................................................................................................................. 5
2.12 Pipeline Design ........................................................................................................................................ 5
3.0 Jointing Methods
3.1 Solvent Cement Joints ..........................................................................................................................6
3.2 Elastomeric Seal Joints .........................................................................................................................9
3.3 Pipe Cutting and Chamfering........................................................................................................... 10
3.4 Joint Method (Factory Installed Locked-in-Place Seal Rings) .................................................12
3.5 Joint Method – Z Joint Seal Rings..................................................................................................... 14
4.0 Installation of Sanitary Plumbing (Waste & Vent) Systems
4.1 Floor Waste Gully....................................................................................................................................17
4.2 Overflow Relief Gully ........................................................................................................................... 18
4.3 Simple Stack Layouts for Domestic or Residential Buildings.................................................. 19
4.4 Vertical Discharge Stack ................................................................................................................... 20
4.5 Graded Discharge Stack......................................................................................................................21
4.6 Gully Traps...............................................................................................................................................22
4.7 Waste Traps.............................................................................................................................................22
4.8 Reflux Valve ............................................................................................................................................23
4.9 Adjustable Flexible Pan Collar...........................................................................................................23
4.10 Weathering Protection.........................................................................................................................24
4.11 Allowing Thermal Movement.............................................................................................................24
4.12 Expansion Couplings...........................................................................................................................25
4.13 Spacing of Supports ...........................................................................................................................25
4.14 Holderbats...............................................................................................................................................25
4.15 Pipe Support Clips................................................................................................................................26
4.16 Strap On Boss ........................................................................................................................................26
4.17 Adjustable Bend .................................................................................................................................... 27
4.18 Ceramic Socket to PVC Adapter...................................................................................................... 27
5.0 Installation of Drainage Systems
5.1 Handling and Storage..........................................................................................................................28
5.2 Trenching................................................................................................................................................ 30
5.3 Laying and Compaction.......................................................................................................................31
5.4 Completing Site Work..........................................................................................................................32
5.5 Initial Backfilling......................................................................................................................................32
6.0 Field Testing of Pipelines
6.1 Preparing for the Test...........................................................................................................................33
6.2 Test Procedures......................................................................................................................................33
6.3 Hydrostatic Testing...............................................................................................................................33
6.4 Low Pressure Air Testing ....................................................................................................................34
6.5 Vacuum Air Testing...............................................................................................................................34
6.6 Pressure and Vacuum Air Testing Acceptance Time ................................................................34
6.7 CCTV Inspection....................................................................................................................................34
6.8 Completing Final Backfill ...................................................................................................................34
7.0 Product Range
7.1 DWV System Pipes................................................................................................................................35
7.2 DWV System Fittings – Solvent Cement Joint............................................................................. 37
7.3 DWV System Fittings – Rubber Ring Joint.....................................................................................54
1.0 Introduction
Iplex Pipelines is a major Australasian manufacturer of plastic pipeline systems, servicing local and export projects
throughout New Zealand, Australia, the Pacific area, and other International markets.
Iplex Pipelines was one of the first companies to produce Unplasticised Polyvinyl chloride (PVC-U) pipe and fitting systems
in New Zealand, and has pioneered many significant developments of PVC systems for Drain, Waste and Vent (DWV)
applications, in Australasia.
PVC-U is the predominant material used in DWV applications in New Zealand. It is very durable, lightweight, resistant to
a wide variety of chemicals, does not support combustion, is impervious to bacteria or fungal attack and not subject to
electrolytic corrosion.
PVC-U is also 100% recyclable and an attractive materials choice for pipe systems requiring Best Environmental Practice
PVC Design.
2.0 Product Data
2.1 Iplex DWV Products

Iplex NOVADRAIN and RESTRAIN DWV pipes are manufactured in accordance with the AS/NZS 1260, PVC-U pipes and
fittings for Drain, Waste and Vent application (DWV).
NOVADRAIN
Iplex NOVADRAIN (product code 100 Series) is a solid wall pipe system manufactured from PVC-U material. NOVADRAIN
may be manufactured as either plain solid wall pipe or sandwich construction (SC) solid wall pipe. SC solid wall pipe
technology is able to effectively utilise recycled PVC-U as permitted by the AS/NZS 1260 standard and including “post
consumer” PVC-U recyclate material with associated extra sustainability benefits.
RESTRAIN™
Iplex RESTRAIN (product code Restrain) utilises a patented threaded spigot and socket joint which provides axial end
load restraint capability, specifically for trenchless installation during repair or replacement of underground gravity sewer
infrastructure.
Joint Systems
Iplex DWV pipes and fittings assemble easily using either solvent
cement or rubber seal rings to provide secure, durable joints.
Solvent cement joints are available in size DN32 to DN150.
Rubber ring joints are available in all sizes DN100 to DN600 inclusive.
Applications
• Above ground waste and vent applications
• Domestic house drains
• Urban gravity sewer mains
• Industrial gravity discharge lines
Restrain™ threaded spigot and socket pipe joint with axial end load restraint capability.
• Trenchless gravity sewer main applications (RESTRAIN)
• Abrasive slurries in quarrying and mining
• Acids, alkalis and aggressive chemicals.*
* Refer to ‘A Guide to Chemical Resistance of Thermoplastic and Elastomeric Materials’ - available from IPLEX Pipelines.
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2.2 Standards
Iplex NOVADRAIN pipes and associated DWV fittings are independently certified in accordance with the test requirements
of AS/NZS 1260. Standards Mark Licence number SMK20184 and SMK20185.
Iplex NOVADRAIN pipe and fittings systems conform to the “Best Environmental Practice PVC” requirements of AS/NZS
1260:2009 (Incorporating Amendment No. 1)
2.3 Pipe Stiffness Classes (SN) and Dimensions

Pipes are specified in terms of stiffness classes measured according to AS/NZS 1260.
Pipes are supplied with either rubber ring or solvent weld jointing systems, in classes SN6 and SN10 (DN100) and SN4, SN8
or SN16 (DN150 to DN600).
Class SN4 and Class SN6 are considered to be suitable for plumbing and domestic use, and for general municipal drainage.
Class SN8, Class SN10 and Class SN16 are suitable for general municipal drainage, or where higher pipe stiffness is
required.
Pipes may be supplied in effective lengths of 6 metres, 4 metres or 3 metres.* Total pipe length = Effective Length +
Insertion Depth.
Iplex injection moulded plain wall fittings to AS/NZS 1260 are suitable for use in DWV systems using SN classes up to and
including SN16 pipe. (Refer to Section 7.2 and Section 7.3 for fitting dimensions.)
*(Refer to page 35 and page 36 for DWV pipe dimensions, and effective lengths.)
2.4 Colours and Markings

Iplex DWV pipe and fittings are manufactured in a light pearl grey colour in a semi-gloss finish. All DWV pipes are repeatedly
branded in accordance with AS/NZS 1260, which includes the date and place of manufacture.
2.5 Best Environmental Practice (BEP) PVC and the NZGBC Green Star Rating
In 2010 the New Zealand Green Building Council, NZGBC, reviewed its Green Star NZ PVC credit and under a new
approach, the use of Iplex PVC pressure and non-pressure pipe, conduit and fittings can assist buildings to qualify for up
to three positive credit points towards their green star rating, where pipe and fittings can be shown to comply with the
NZGBC credit – MAT-4 PVC (2012).
As a means of demonstrating Best Environmental Practice PVC (BEP PVC), Iplex was subjected to an extensive audit
process by independent third-party certifier, ApprovalMark International. On 16 July 2012 Iplex was issued with BEP PVC
Certificate of Compliance No. 067. A PDF copy may be downloaded from the Iplex website (www.iplex.co.nz).
The NZGBC has recognised environmental advances made by Iplex and others and has based its revision on a series of
PVC Expert Reference Panel (ERP) meetings, site visits, discussions with key stakeholders and examination of international
studies. This process has shown the lifecycle of PVC - from raw materials and production through use to end-of-life,
recycling and disposal - has changed considerably in recent years and there is a clear rationale for favouring PVC
products that are manufactured and reclaimed through Best Environmental Practice production and end of life product
management processes.
More information can be found on the following websites:
New Zealand Green Building Council website – www.nzgbc.org.nz
Plastics Industry Pipe Association website - www.pipa.com.au
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2.6 Material Properties
The properties listed in Table 1 are typical characteristics of PVC-U, at 20°C.
Density 1480kg/m3
Ultimate tensile strength 52MPa
Compressive strength 66MPa
Shore D hardness 85 ATSM D2240
Hardness (Brinell) at 23degC 12-15
Elongation at yield 5.5%
Poissons ratio 0.38
Coefficient of linear thermal expansion 7 x 10-5 / ˚C
Vicat softening temperature Approximately 80˚C
Ring bending modulus (E modulus) 3 minute 3200MPa and long term 1400MPa
Table 1 - Typical properties of PVC-U at 20˚C2.7 Product Limitations
2.7 Product Limitations

PVC Drain, Waste & Vent pipes and fittings should not be used:
• With aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons, ketones, esters
and ethers
• For pumped pressure applications
• At continuous service temperatures above 60ºC or for intermittent
discharges of liquid above 75ºC
• Without adequate support to the pipe both in above ground and
below ground applications
• In below ground applications where depth of cover is less than:
-- 300mm where pipeline is not subject to vehicular loading
-- 450mm where pipeline is subject to vehicular loading not in roadway Figure 1: Exposed PVC pipe protected from weathering with
UV resistant paint, Dunedin.
-- 600mm where pipeline is subject to vehicular loading in sealed roadways
-- 750mm where pipeline is subject to vehicular loading in unsealed roadways
-- 750mm where pipeline is subject to construction equipment loadings
• When exposed to direct sunlight above ground for applications or storage exceeding 24 months without protection.
This protection may include pale coloured UV resistant paint systems (Figure 1), non-exposed location or physical
shading.

2.8 Product Features
Table 2 Product Features and Benefits
Features Benefits
• Extremely smooth bores, precision joints, and lack of internal

projections encourage flow capacity over the total life of the
Flow capacity system
• Flatter grades may be possible using PVC-U systems compared
with alternative pipe materials
Flammability • PVC-U does not support combustion
• PVC-U is a non-conductor of electricity, and is therefore not

Non-conductivity
subject to galvanic or electrolytic action
• Properly made solvent weld joints have been shown to have

excellent resistance to tree root intrusions. Iplex DWV elastomeric
seal joints have been designed with high interface pressures
Resistance to tree roots
which, when coupled with smooth, impervious, PVC socket and
spigot surfaces, provide a high resistance to tree root intrusions
(verified by research carried out in conjunction with CSIRO)
• The light weight of Iplex DWV pipes together with longer pipe
Low installation cost lengths, flexibility and the use of narrow trench widths minimises
installation costs, the major portion of the total in-situ costs
• PVC-U has excellent chemical resistance to hydrogen sulphide,

Corrosion resistance and the acids or chemicals normally expected to be encountered
in sewer drain and waste applications
• In some cases manholes can be replaced with PVC-U riser and

access points. The spacing of manholes can be increased due to
Manhole reduction
reduced incidence of blockage and increased flow rates possible
with PVC-U sewers
• Ground water infiltration and sewerage exfiltration due to broken

and cracked elements and joint openings caused by ground
Leakage significantly reduced movement are significantly reduced by the precision joints, flexible
pipe barrel and sealed access points provided by the PVC-U sewer
pipe and fittings system.
Table 1 - Typical properties of PVC-U at 20˚C

2.9 Resistance to Seismic movement (Earthquakes)
The Canterbury area earthquakes of 2010 to 2012 severely tested buried gravity sewer pipes in the Christchurch area.
PVC-U gravity sewer pipes and fittings systems with rubber ring joints were generally found to perform well and continue
as a preferred solution for many earthquake rebuild works. PVC-U gravity sewer systems have also been adopted for
industrial applications in Christchurch. Contact Iplex Pipelines for more information on pipeline seismic performance.
DN 450 Iplex PVC-U sewer rising main, laid near Belfast, Christchurch in 2005, which endured the 2010 DN 450 Iplex PVC-U sewer rising main, laid near Te Anau in 2000,
and 2011 Caterbury earthquake sequences undamaged, which has endured undamaged, all earthquakes in the Te Anau area,
2000 to 2018.
2.10 Chemical Resistance

PVC-U has excellent chemical resistance to the acids and chemicals normally expected to be encountered in drain and
waste applications. Generally PVC-U is resistant to most oils, fats, alcohols and aromatic-free petrol, but is unsuitable for
use with aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons, ketones and esters which can lead to swelling and softening of the
material.
More information on Chemical Resistance can be viewed on the Iplex website www.iplex.co.nz.
2.11 Field Testing

Field testing of PVC-U DWV gravity systems is in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 2032, AS/NZS 2566.2 or NZS
4404: 2010.
2.12 Pipeline Design

Design and Installation of DWV pipes and fittings must conform to the New Zealand Building Code. Also refer to the current
complete edition of AS/NZS 3500: Part 2 – Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage, AS/NZS 2032 – Installation of PVC-U Pipe
Systems, AS/NZS 2566 - Buried Flexible Pipelines Part 1 (Structural Design) and Part 2 (Installation) and NZS 4404: 2010
Land Development and Subdivision Infrastructure.
Check Buried Structural Pipe Design Tools on the Iplex Australia website (www.iplex.com.au) for more information.

3.0 Jointing Methods
Iplex PVC-U DWV pipes and fittings may be joined using rubber ring joints or solvent cement joints.
3.1 Solvent Cement Joints

Iplex Pipelines Novakey brand solvent cement and cleaner primer are manufactured to AS/NZS 3879 – Solvent cements
and priming fluids for PVC.
To achieve strong leak free joints tradespeople should:
1. Select the correct solvent cement and cleaner primer for the application.
2. Select the correct pipe and fitting using the Iplex Pipelines parts list.
3. Follow the recommended jointing steps shown below. Short cuts will result in unsatisfactory joints that are likely to
cause system failure.
Refer also to ‘How I Solvent Cement Joint PVC Pipes’ visible at www.iplex.co.nz.
How PVC Solvent Cement Works:

Iplex PVC solvent cement is a solution of PVC resin in a mixture of solvents, which soften and chemically fuse the surfaces
when applied to PVC-U pipe and fittings.
It is not a glue.
Novakey brand cleaner primer and Novakey brand solvent cement must be used together to achieve permanent leak-free
joints using the steps below.
Use of Cleaner Primer

Cleaner primer must be used to prime and clean all jointing surfaces, prior to application of solvent cement - NO
EXCEPTIONS. Cleaner primer is essential to the process.
No additive of any kind should be added to the cleaner primer or to the solvent cement. Ensure that the solvent cement is
in good condition and runs freely from the brush. If the cement does not run freely or appears ‘globular’ and ‘tacky’ discard
and use fresh stock of solvent cement. Ensure the cement is within its recommended ‘use by’ date.
PVC Pipe and Fitting Preparation
Step 1. Cut Spigot Square and Deburr

Cut pipe square, ensure the pipe spigot and socket are not
damaged. Remove any burrs, sharp edges and pipe shavings
from the spigot and socket using a file or reaming tool. Correct
deburring of the spigot avoids displacement of the cement
from the inside of the socket when the spigot is inserted to
make the joint. Failure to correctly deburr may prevent full pipe
penetration and/or cause the detrimental accumulation of
solvent cement at the back of the joint.
Step 2. Apply Witness Mark

Measure the insertion depth of the socket that you are about to
join. On the spigot mark a corresponding witness mark with a
pencil or felt pen.

Step 3. Test – Dry Fit the Joint
Check the spigot and socket for an interference fit by dry fitting the joint. An interference fit
must be reached between approximately 1/3 to 2/3 of the socket depth determined by the
witness mark position.
Step 4. Applicator Selection

The brush should be large enough (Table 3) to apply the solvent cement within 30 seconds, a
disposable brush is recommended for use. For pipes larger than 100mm, it may be necessary
to decant solvent cement into a larger container to enable a large brush to be used.
Table 3 recommended Brush Sizes

Pipe Nominal Diameter DN Brush Width (mm)
100 50
125 75
150 80
200 100
225 125
300 150
375 to 600 200
4. Dry fit the joint. An interference fit must be reached before the spigot is fully inserted to the witness mark.
5. Make sure the spigot and socket are dry. Any moisture in the joint may lead to joint failure later.
Solvent Cement Welding Procedure
Step 1. Inspect Clean and Prime Surfaces

Cleaner primer fluid MUST BE used to clean and prime all surfaces, it
is essential to the jointing process. The primer etches the PVC surface,
removes the gloss and softens for the solvent cement’s effective bond.
Ensure the spigot and socket are clean and dry. Moisture contamination
may lead to future joint failure.
Apply cleaner primer to the spigot and socket with a lint-free cloth
(natural fibres) dampen the joint with priming fluid. Use the correct
personal protective equipment at all times.
Step 2. Apply Witness Mark

Using a suitably sized brush apply a full even coat of solvent cement
(down to the witness mark) to the spigot and an even layer to the socket.
Apply a second full even coat to the spigot if required. Excessive solvent
cement on the outer OD can easily be wiped away after assembly.
Ensure the entire surface is covered and are “thoroughly wet” with cement
before assembly. As solvents evaporate faster from the exposed spigot
than from the socket a “dry” patch not lubricated by wet solvent cement,
may also prevent full insertion.
Ensure that excess solvent cement does not pond at the back of the
socket as pools of solvent may continue to attack the PVC and weaken
the pipe.
Excess or unused solvent cement should never be returned to the storage
can.

I’m
holding
Step 3. Assemble and Hold I’m

holding
While the cement is still wet quickly (within 1 minute), push spigot into
socket up to the witness mark. Make the joint in a single movement,
push the assembly home firmly. Do not stop as the bond will start to set
immediately.
The final 10% of spigot penetration is vital to the interference fit. Hold the
joint firmly without movement for at least 30 seconds.
Mechanical force will be required for larger joints, be ready in advance.
Pipe pullers, polyester straps or come-alongs may be required, in order to
apply a winch or lever hold-force.
Step 4. Excess Solvent Cement

A consistent bead must be visible at the mouth of the joint.
Wipe off the excess solvent cement from the outside, and where
possible from the inside of the pipe or fitting.
Step 5. Do Not Disturb Joint

Do not move the joint for at least 5 minutes, and handle carefully for at least another hour after jointing.
Step 6. Joint Curing

Do not fill the pipe with water for at least one hour after making the last joint.
Allow the cement to fully cure before attempting any site hydrostatic testing. Joint curing normally takes at least 24 hours
@16-20°C. Allow up to 48 hours cure time if the temperature is less than 15°C.
3.2 Elastomeric Seal Joints

DWV rubber ring joint pipe is supplied with the seal ring, and is available in sizes 100mm to 600mm.
Subject to the pipe size and factory site of manufacture, Iplex DWV pipe may be fitted with the following elastomeric seal
ring options.
Seal Ring Style Seal Ring Elastomer (complies with AS1646)
(Pipe) Locked-in-place, factory fitted seal (Figure

3) coloured black with integral polypropylene
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Mononer rubber)
reinforcement ring coloured blue or yellow. (Joint
method refer 3.4.)
(Pipe) ‘Z Joint’ Seal (Figure 2). (Joint method refer 3.5.) Natural Rubber
(Pipe) ‘Z Joint’ Seal (Joint method refer 3.5.) For industri- NBR (Nitrile) - specialist industrial applications such as
al applications oily wastewater, meat, dairy and fish processing*
(Moulded Fittings) ‘Flap’ seal (Figure 2a, 2b) SBR (styrene-butadiene rubber)
Typically ‘Z Joint’ Seal (locked-in-place seal may be

Fabricated Fittings
available on special order)
* PVC pipes should not be used at continuous service temperatures above 60°C or for intermittent discharges of liquid above 75°C.

Figure 2 - Z Joint Seal Figure 2a - Flap seal used in DN 100 moulded fittings (may also be used in some DN 100 pipes)
Figure 2b - Flap seal used in DN 150 moulded fittings Figure 3 - Locked-in-place factory fitted Seal (colour of reinforcement
band may be either blue or yellow)
3.3 Pipe Cutting and Chamfering

PVC pipes may be easily cut on site using a fine-toothed handsaw (Figure 4), or power driven circular masonry blade
(Figure 5 and 6). Apply a 15° chamfer to the cut section, similar to the factory produced chamfer, (Figure 7) before
attempting to join the pipes. Remove no more than 50% of the pipe wall thickness and ensure the chamfer is even with
no sharp edges. The chamfer length must not exceed Dimension ‘N’ shown in Table 4. Make a witness mark using a soft
pencil, crayon or felt pen at the required socket insertion length.
Figure 4 - Cutting pipe with hand saw Figure 5 - Cutting pipe with power-driven masonry blade

Figure 6 - Cutting pipe with power-driven masonry blade Figure 7 - Chamfering pipe with power-driven masonry blade
6m6m+- ±15mm
15mm Effective
Effectivelength
length
+- 2121/2˚
15 15˚± 2
N
S
S
66
NOM
NOM
Witness mark Insertion
Insertionlength
length
Witness mark6mm
6mmwide
widearound pipe
around pipe
PP
Pipe ends to be within ± 2˚ of being

Pipe ends to be within +- 2normal to main axis of pipe free from chips and rough edges and with
of being normal to main axis of pipe
sharpfree
edges removed
from chips and rough edges and with sharp edges removed
Nominal Pipe Size (mm) Dim ‘P’ (mm) Dim ‘N’ (mm) Dim ‘S’ (mm)
100 58 7 142
150 143 8 208
175 140 10 247
225 160 12 306
300 160 15 384
375 190 22 499
475 234 28 589
525 280 35 672
600 285 35 741
Table 4 - Witness mark and chamfer length
‘S’ is the minimum recommended ID of a host pipe containing slip-lined DWV pipes with sockets

Join Lubricant
Iplex Novalube is an economical lubricant for non-pressure applications where a bactericidal feature is not necessary.
Average number of joints per litre of Iplex Novalube (estimate only)

Nominal Pipe Diameter Approx No. of Joints per litre
100 75
150 55
175 42
225 35
300 30
375 27
475 20
525 15
600 8
Elastomeric Sealed Jointing

• Ensure the inside of all pipes and fittings are completely free of dirt, sand, grease, and water before joint assembly
begins.
• All pipe spigots must be assembled so the witness mark on the spigot remains just visible after the joint has been
completed. Re-adjust correctly to the witness mark after assembly if necessary. Use a jointing fork to ensure joints
assembled previously are not pushed past their witness mark as the next joint is made - (Figure 8).
3.4 Joint Method (Factory installed, Locked-in-Place Seal Rings)

1. Do not attempt to remove the seal on site. It is locked in place at the factory and cannot be dislodged by accident or
removed by the installer. Thoroughly wipe out, dry and clean the pipe socket and seal in place. Be sure to remove all
dirt behind the seal flap. (Figure 9 and Figure 10.)
2. Be sure the pipe spigot is correctly chamfered and has a clearly visible witness mark at the correct insertion depth.
(Figure 11 and Figure 13)
3. Apply Iplex jointing lubricant to the spigot fully covering the circumference up to the witness mark and including the
pipe chamfer. Also apply lubricant to the pipe seal. (Figure 12)
4. Be sure the pipe spigot and socket are axially aligned with one another (Figure 13). If joint deflection is required do not
deflect until after joint assembly is completed. Insert the pipe spigot into the pipe socket and PUSH HOME (Figure 14)
UNTIL THE WITNESS MARK REMAINS JUST VISIBLE. In this position clearance is automatically provided to allow for
expansion and contraction. Jointing may be assisted by using a crowbar and protective wooden block across the pipe
end. DO NOT USE A MOVING EXCAVATOR BUCKET TO ASSIST WITH JOINT ASSEMBLY as this may damage the seal
ring.
5. The pipe socket may be restrained with a jointing fork (Figure 8) during joint assembly, to prevent backward movement
which would close up joints already made.

Pipe
Pipe
jointing
jointing
forkfork
Figure 8 - Positioning of pipe jointing fork
NO
NO YES
YES
NO YES
NO YES
NONO YES
YES
Figure 9 - Thoroughly clean pipe socket and locked Figure 10 - Clean pipe seal within the socket
in place seal
Figure 11 - Check witness mark Figure 12 - Apply lubricant to seal
Figure 13 - Insert aligned lubricated spigot into socket Figure 14 - Push joint home until witness mark remains just visible

3.5 Joint method (Z Joint Seal Rings)
1. Thoroughly wipe out, dry and clean the empty pipe socket (Figure 15).
2. Be sure the pipe spigot is correctly chamfered and has a clearly visible witness mark at the correct insertion depth.
3. Ensure that the Z ring is dry and clean. Be sure there is no lubricant in the empty socket. With the fingers, form a fold in
the seal (heart shaped) to reduce the ring diameter then place it in the ring groove. Install with the flap facing into the
socket. Smooth firmly round the seal until it seats positively in the ring groove (Figure 16).
4. Apply Iplex jointing lubricant to the spigot, fully covering the circumference up to the witness mark, including the
pipe chamfer and also to the inner flap of the Z ring (Figure 17). Be sure there is no lubricant between the Z ring outer
surface and the seal ring housing – to prevent displacement of the Z seal during joint assembly.
1. Be sure the pipe spigot and socket are axially aligned with one another. If joint deflection is required, do not deflect
until after joint assembly is completed. Insert the pipe spigot into the pipe socket and push home until the witness
mark remains just visible. In this position clearance is automatically provided to allow for expansion and contraction.
Jointing may be assisted by using a crowbar and protective wooden block across the pipe end (Figure 18). DO NOT
USE A MOVING EXCAVATOR BUCKET TO ASSIST WITH JOINT ASSEMBLY, as this may displace or damage the seal ring.
2. The pipe socket may be restrained with a jointing fork (Figure 8) during joint assembly, to prevent backward movement
which would close up joints already made.
Figure 15 - Thoroughly clean and dry empty pipe socket Figure 16 - Fold seal ring and insert into pipe socket
Figure 17 - Lubricate seal and pipe spigot Figure 18 - Push joint home until witness mark remains just visible

4.0 Installation of Sanitary Plumbing (Waste and Vent) Systems
Compliance with The New Zealand Building Code, and with the “Compliance Document for New Zealand Building Code
Clause G13 - Foul Water” forms the basis of New Zealand plumbing and drainage regulation.
Acceptable Solution G13/AS3 references AS/NZS 3500.2, Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 13, as modified by
Paragraph 1.0.3 as an Acceptable Solution for Plumbing and Drainage in New Zealand. This Iplex Catalogue section covers
various features and simplified common applications of Iplex pipe and fittings used in domestic sanitary plumbing. It does
not cover detailed pipework installation, or specialised systems.
The information in this Iplex Catalogue is not intended as a substitute for the current complete edition of the original G13
or AS/NZS 3500.2 documents, to which reference must always be made by users and practitioners, including DWV system
designers, materials suppliers and system installers.
Figure 19 - Typical connections Note

150 of Ground Floor Fixtures and
Drainage to Unvented Branch • Figure 19 does not show all
131 Drains (Ref AS/NZS 3500.2) possible fittings or system
160 101W
layout combinations.
129FF
123 137 • Do not use for estimating
110T purposes.
127 104/1504
101 101 • Refer New Zealand Building
101 Code Compliance Documents
101W
169 172G
for complete information.
172 • Refer New Zealand Building
174
159/1559
Code Compliance Documents
171
for complete information.
104/1504
159
• The set of documents
129/1529
101 referenced is listed overleaf.
168
101W
101 127
169
160
101
166
101 129FF/1529
174
103/1503
171 129/1529 104/1504

101 159
123/1523
101
104/1504
160
172G
101W 172
Reference documents include:
123
174 • Compliance Document for New Zealand Building Code, Clause G13 -
101
Foul Water - Second Edition, including all current Amendments
159
-- Verification Method G13/VM1 (Design method complying with BS-EN 12056.2)
129/1529 -- Acceptable Solution G13/AS1 (Above Ground gravity flow sanitary plumbing for
buildings having 3 levels or less)
171
123
-- Verification Method G13/VM2
104/1504
-- Acceptable Solution G13/AS2 (Below ground gravity flow foul water drains
having a maximum DN 150 diameter)
105/1505 -- Acceptable Solution G13/AS3 (References AS/NZS 2032 and the Acceptable
Sections of AS/NZS 3500.2)
-- Verification Method G13/VM4 (Foul Water: On-Site Disposal)
• AS/NZS 3500.2:2003 and all current amendments
• AS/NZS 2032:2006 - Installation of PVC Pipe Systems
• AS/NZS 1260 PVC-U pipes and fittings for drain waste and vent (DWV) application

4.1 Floor Waste Gully (Ref AS/NZS 3500.2)
A Floor Waste Gully (FWG) is an internal collection point for approved waste discharge fixtures, that are located within the
same room as the FWG and are a distance of less than 2.5 metres away from the FWG Riser (Measured along the length of
the connecting waste pipe).
Iplex Product Code Item Description
159 Series Squat floor waste gully with adjustable outlet
125 Series Floor Flange
128 Series Safe Waste Tray
174 Series Boss Junction M & F
104.100.50.40.88 Boss Junction F & F
174.80.50.40.45D Double Boss Junction M & F
161
Waste from basin or drinking fountain
168 must be trapped. Maximum length 2.5m
PVC or CP brass floor
grate as specified
125
128 PVC or CP brass floor/wall
flange at all exposed
Leak control flange
(safe waste tray) wall/floor penetrations.
set in silicone Fully seal pipe through
Vinyl floor covering sealant, in rebate floor with silicone sealant.
19mm composite
in floor flooring
Fit appropriate outlet

101 101
band (65 or 50) Untrapped waste pipe Trapped waste pipe
160
Maximum length 1.2m Maximum length 2.5m
159 Floor waste gully trap bottom 174/104

80 x 65 or 80 x 50 100 x 80 reducing four way riser junction
Figure 20 - Typical Floor Waste Gully Design & Installation Requirements
168/169
Removable grating
174
101 171
Trapped waste pipe 160
Maximum length 2.5m
Untrapped waste
1.2m long max. 45° entry or 88.5° (optional)
Riser DN 80 min.
Figure 21 - Typical connection of Wastes to a Floor Waste Gully (Ref AS/NZS 3500.2)
159

4.2 Overflow Relief Gully (ORG) (Ref AS/NZS 3500.2)
The ORG’s prime purpose is to protect each individual household from surcharge or backflow from the public sewer main.
Should a backflow occur, the ORG provides a discharge point for the effluent from the public sewer. The ORG must have a
pop-out grate to release the backflow.
172.100 Finishing Collar
151.140 Popout Flat Grate
172G.100 Popout Domed Grate
1559.100 Gully Trap
159.100 Adjustable Gully Trap
120 Series Bolted Trap Screw
121.100 Bolted Trap Screw (Pipe Spigot)
Water from a hose tap located

a minimum of 450 above the
grating where
Water from no waste
a hose pipe
tap located
discharges
a minimum into gully
of 450 above the
grating where no waste pipe Minimum 600mm
discharges into gully
Minimum 600mm 151.140/172G.100
Surface graded away from
external wall 151.140/172G.100
Surface graded away from
external wall
172.100
75 min. Finished surface level
172.100
75 min. Finished surface level Waste pipe
Waste pipe
159.100/1559.100
159.100/1559.100
Figure 22 - Typical positioning of Overflow Relief Gully outside a building (Ref AS/NZS 3500.2)
External wall
External wall
Removable airtight cover

(bolted trap screw) Waste pipe
Position of
Perforated hinged
overflow pipe 120/121
Removable airtight cover
(bolted trap screw) Waste pipe
or removable grate Position of
Perforated hinged
overflow pipe 120/121
150 min. below or removable grate
lowest fixture
invert level
150 min. below
lowest fixture
invert level
Finished surface level 75 min. Grade
towards
Finished surface level 75 min.
ORG
Grade 174 101
towards
ORG 174 101
159.100/1559.100
159.100/1559.100
Overflow relief gully
Overflow relief gully
Figure 23 - Typical Overflow Relief Gully inside a Building (Ref AS/NZS 3500.2)

4.3 Simple Stack Layouts for Domestic or Residential Buildings
V
Note
• Figure 24 does not show all possible fittings or
ST
system layout combinations.
• Do not use for estimating purposes
B T • Refer New Zealand Building Code Compliance
Documents for complete information.
WC
Sh
3
2 1 Legend
1 Bth = Bath
1 B = Basin
T Sh = Shower
B
WC FW = Floor Waste Gully
T = Trough
Bth
Sh WC = Water Closet Pan
3 3 V = Vent Cowl
ST = Stack
1 1
5 FW
1 2
B T 4
Iplex Product Code
1 = 101/171
WC
2 = 160
Sh 2 3 3 = 161
1 4 = 159
5 = 174
1
1
T B
WC
Sh Bth
3 3
1 1
1 5 FW 2
4
B T
WC
2 3
Sh 1
1
1
T B
WC
3 3 Sh Bth
1 1
1 5
2
FW
4
1
Figure 24 - Single Stack System for Domestic or Residential Buildings (Refer AS/NZS 3500.2)

4.4 Vertical Discharge Stack (Refer New Zealand Building Code Compliance Document
G13 AS1 Figure 7)
Note
* Refer Table in G13 AS1
*
Figure 25 - Vertical Discharge Stack (G13 AS1 Figure 7)

(Reproduced with permission from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment)

4.5 Graded Discharge Stack (Refer New Zealand Building Code Compliance Document
G13 AS1 Figure 8)
Note
* Refer Table in G13 AS1
Figure 25 - Graded Discharge Stack (G13 AS1 Figure 8)


4.6 Gully Traps (Refer New Zealand Building Code Compliance Document G13 AS2)
1575.100 Gully Dish
1575.100EXT Extended Gully Dish
1559.100 Gully Trap
Figure 27 - Typical Gully Trap Layout (Refer G13 AS2 Figure 2)

4.7 Waste Traps (G13 AS1)

162.40.32DW Combination S & P Trap (includes adaptor kit) - 40mm x 32mm
162
Figure 28 - Typical layout of two adjacent domestic sinks and one dishwasher inlet (Refer G13 AS1 Figure 2)

4.8 Reflux Valve
1588.100 Reflux valve (Figure 29)
Application - to prevent backflow into a DN 100 branch sewer during a main sewer line surcharge. The flap valve can be
removed for plumbing maintenance. Remove the inspection cap and pull out the valve using the handle attached to the
valve assembly. No twisting is necessary.
Installation - (Figure 30) to ensure proper sealing of the fl ap valve, a maximum gradient angle of 3 degrees is
recommended for this fitting. This will allow proper functioning of the valve even if backflow is slow or low volume. On
branch lateral lines having a steeper gradient than 3 degrees, 1501 / 101 series bends at each end of the refl ux valve will
locally reduce the grade.
Inlet
Outlet
Figure 29 Reflux valve
Figure 30 Reflux Valve typical installation

(maximum gradient angle = 3º)
4.9 Adjustable Flexible Pan Collar

127.100A Adjustable Flexible Pan Collar (Figure 31)
Application - Connection of an “S” style WC pan to the discharge pipe, allowing up to 22mm of horizontal adjustment
in any direction, to assist with positioning near walls or off-centre. The full cover skirt hides imperfections in previous tile
laying, and can make the connection appear central in any position.
Inlet from WC pan
22mm adjustment
Full cover skirt hides

imperfections and makes all
connections appear central
Figure 31 Adjustable Flexible Pan Collar

4.10 Weathering Protection for Vent Pipes Penetrating Roofs
Where vent pipes penetrate either flat or sloping roofs, the vent location and termination must comply with G13 AS1.
4.10 Weathering Protection for Vent Pipes Penetrating Roofs
131 Series Weather
Where vent pipes penetrate either apronroofs,
flat or sloping (A) the vent location and termination must comply with G13 AS1.
150 Series
Iplex Product Code ItemVent cowl (B)
Description
131 Series Weather apron (A)
150 Series Vent cowl (B)
The weather apron provides weather protection between the vent stack and the roof fl ashing material.
The ventThe
cowl fits over the top of the vent pipebetween
weather apron provides weather protection to prevent birds,
the vent stackvermin andflashing
and the roof wind blown
material.rubbish entering the vent pipe.
The vent cowl fits over the top of the vent pipe to prevent birds, vermin and wind blown rubbish entering the vent pipe.
Weatherproof sleeves are fitted in the normal manner and an Iplex 131 weather apron fitted as follows:
1. Clean pipe andsleeves
Weatherproof insideare
offi131
ttedweather apron
in the normal with
manner andIplex priming
an Iplex fluid.apron fitted as follows:
131 weather
1. Clean pipe and inside of 131 weather apron with Iplex priming fluid.
2. Solvent cement in position with Iplex solvent weld cement, leaving a 12mm(1/2in) gap between the top of the slate and
2. Solvent cement in position with Iplex solvent weld cement, leaving a 12mm(1/2in) gap between the top of the
the shoulder
slate of
andthe
the weathering
shoulder of theapron.
weathering apron.
A
B
12mm
A
4.11 Allowing Thermal

4.11 Allowing movement
Thermal movement
PVC-U has a coefficient linear expansion of ±7 x 10-5°C. This means that 1 metre length of PVC-U will expand (or
PVC-U has a coefficient
contract) linear
approximately expansion
0.7mm of ±7rise
for each 10°C x 10-5°C.
(or fall) inThis means However
temperature. that 1 metre
due tolength ofduration
the short PVC-Uofwill expand (or contract)
most
approximately
effluent fl0.7mm
ows and for
the each 10°C rise (or
slow temperature fall) in
response of temperature.
the material, theHowever due to
greatest thermal the short
movements duration
take oftomost effluent
place due
flows and the slow
variation temperature
in environmental response
temperature of the
rather than material,
the effect of the
hotgreatest thermalSuccessful
effluent discharge. movements take placeofdue to variation
accommodation
thermal movement is dependent on the controlled direction and distribution of this movement.
in environmental temperature rather than the effect of hot effluent discharge. Successful accommodation of thermal
movement The is dependent
following on the
information controlled
is intended as a direction
general guide and distribution
only. of thisbemovement.
Reference should made to the NZBC compliance
document G13, AS/NZS 3500.2 and AS/NZS 2032 for complete information.
The following information is intended as a general guide only. Reference should be made to the NZBC compliance
Unless thermal movement can be accommodated by alternative means, expansion joints should be fitted. Maximum
document G13,intervals
spacing AS/NZS for 3500.2 and AS/NZS
locating expansion 2032
joints are for complete
6 metres for cold andinformation.
4 metres for hot pipelines. The maximum length
of pipeline between fixed points should be 2 metres for cold pipelines and 1 metre for hot pipelines.
Unless thermal movement can be accommodated by alternative means, expansion joints should be fitted. Maximum
spacingVertical DWV stacks and discharge pipes should have expansion joints located on each floor where fixtures or branch
intervals for locating expansion joints are 6 metres for cold and 4 metres for hot pipelines. The maximum length of
lines are connected, directly above the highest branch connection. They should also be located at the base of a stack
pipelineorbetween
at the endfixed points
of a drain should
connection forbe 2 metres
a discharge forif cold
pipe pipelines
the length and 1 metre
of pipe between for hot
fixed points pipelines.
exceeds the distances
stated above.
Vertical DWV stacks and discharge pipes should have expansion joints located on each floor where fixtures or branch lines
are connected,
On gradeddirectly
pipelinesabove thejoints
expansion highest branch
should connection.
be placed immediatelyThey should
upstream of thealso
entrybe
to located
a vertical at theorbase
stack other of a stack or at the
graded line, and immediately upstream of each change of direction in the graded lines
end of a drain connection for a discharge pipe if the length of pipe between fixed points exceeds the distances stated
above. Expansion joints may be omitted in the following locations:
1. At the top floor of a stack where the stack is free to move through a weather proof sleeve through the roof.
On graded pipelines expansion joints should be placed immediately upstream of the entry to a vertical stack or other
2. At the base of an external stack connected to a drainage trap where the stack is free to move through a sleeve
graded line, and immediately upstream of each change of direction in the graded lines
fitted in the drain connection.
Expansion 3.joints
At a may beoromitted
junction bend in a in the following
graded locations:
pipeline where the thermal movement in the pipeline can be accommodated by
1. At the topdefl
floor ofofathe
ection stack
offsetwhere the affecting
leg without stack isthe
free to move
grade through
of the pipeline, a weather
subject proof
to the length sleeve
of the through
pipeline and the the roof.
offset leg. Supporting of the pipe shall not impede expansion movement in such cases.
2. At the base of an external stack connected to a drainage trap where the stack is free to move through a sleeve fitted in
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the drain connection.
3. At a junction or bend in a graded pipeline where the thermal movement in the pipeline can be accommodated by
deflection of the offset leg without affecting the grade of the pipeline, subject to the length of the pipeline and the
offset leg. Supporting of the pipe shall not impede expansion movement in such cases.

4.12 Expansion Couplings
Expansion
Expansion Couplings 111 & 1511Couplings 111 & 1511
111 Series Expansion coupling
111 Series 1511S Series
Expansion coupling
Repair Slip coupling
1511S Series Repair Slip coupling
A 111 expansion coupling has a solvent cement socket
A 111 expansion coupling
one end has
anda asolvent
factory cement socket
assembled oneadapter
seal ring end and at the
a factory assembled sealend,
other ringtoadapter
allow forat the other
thermal end, to
expansion andallow for
contraction.
thermal expansion A and contraction. A 1511S repair slip coupling
1511S repair slip coupling has a removable centre
has
a removable centreregister
registerand
and with a factory assembled seal
with a factory assembled sealExpansion ring
ring adaptor Couplings 111 & 1511
adaptor fitted to both sockets.
fitted to both It is usedItto
sockets. do repairs
is used to damaged
to do repairs to damaged
pipe work or to connect a branch
pipe work or to into an existing
connect installation.
a branch into111anSeries
existing Expansion coupling
installation. 1511S Series 111Repair
Expansion
111 Expansion couplingSlip coupling
coupling 1511S Repair Slip Coughing
1511S Repair Slip Coupling
To apply this fitting, cut out the necessary portion of the stack or
pipe work, chamfer and clean up the exposed end(s), coat the seal
To apply this fi tting, cut out the necessary portion
A 111 of the
expansion coupling has a solvent cement socket
stack or pipe
rings of the 1511S coupling(s) work,
with chamfer and
Novalube and clean
slide up the exposed
one end and aend(s),
coupling(s) coat the seal
factory assembled rings
seal ring of theat 1511S
adapter the coupling(s) with Novalube
and slide coupling(s) onto the existing pipeother end,Ensure
work. to allow the
for thermal expansion
coupling and contraction.
is centrally positioned over the connected pipe
onto the existing pipe work. Ensure the coupling is centrally
ends. A 1511S repair slip coupling has a removable centre
positioned over the connected pipe ends. register and with a factory assembled seal ring adaptor
Prepare replacement section or assembly, chamber ends
fitted to both and Itoffer
sockets. into
is used position.
to do repairs toSlide down coupling(s) and centre over
damaged
Prepare replacement thesection orofassembly,
butt ends chamber
the connected pipes.ends and
pipe offer
work or to connect a branch into an existing
into position. Slide down coupling(s) and centre over the butt ends
installation. 111 Expansion coupling 1511S Repair S
4.13 Spacing of Supports for PVC-UToDWV
of the connected pipes. pipelines
apply this above
fitting, cut out ground
the necessary portion of the
stack or pipe work, chamfer and clean up the exposed end(s), coat the seal rings of the 1511S coupling(s) w
Iplex Holderbats (Section 4.14) and pipe and support clips (Section
slide coupling(s) onto the existing pipe work. Ensure the coupling is centrally positioned over the con
Maximum spacing of supports for cold
4.13 Spacing 4.15)
of Supports for PVC-U DWV ends.
are designed to fi t the external pipelines
moulded profi le above
of the fitting ground
Nominal size of DWV pipelines
sockets. pipe (DN)
Prepare replacement section or assembly, chamber ends and offer into position. Slide down coupling(s) and
Graded pipelines Vertical pipelines
Iplex Holderbats (Section
Brackets 4.14)
are and pipe to
designed support
performclips (Section
two functions:
the butt ends of the connected pipes. Maximum spacing of 1.8
3 32DN 0.9
4.15) are designed to fit the external moulded profile of the
1. To clamp fittings, creating a fixed point fitting
4.13 Spacing of Supports for PVC-U supports1.0for
40,50 DWV pipelines
cold
above DWV2.0
ground
sockets. Nominal Pipe pipelines
2. As a pipe support, whilst also allowing thermal
Iplex movement
Holderbats (Section 4.14) and 65
Size (DN) pipe support clips (Section
to 150 1.2 2.5
of the pipework. The pipe should be free4.15) to
aremove
designed to fit the external moulded
through Graded
>150 profi le of the1.5
fitting Vertical 3.0 Maximum spacing of sup
Brackets are designed to perform two functions: sockets.
Nominal size of DWV pipeline
pipelinesspacing of pipelines
pipe (DN)
the bracket to accommodate expansion and contraction. All Table 5 Maximum supports for DWV Graded pipelines Vert
1. To clamp fittings, creating a fixed
expansion point
fittings Brackets are designed to perform two functions:
must be securely anchored with brackets. pipes (refer AS/NZS 2032)
32 a fixed point 0.9 1.8
3 32DN 0.9
1. To clamp fittings, creating 40,50 1.0
2. As a pipe support, whilst also allowing thermal movement
4.14 Holderbats 2. As a pipe support, 40, 50
whilst also allowing 1.0
thermal movement 2.0
65 to 150 1.2
of the pipework. The pipe should be free to move through of the pipework. The pipe should be free to move through >150 1.5

the bracket to accommodate expansion and contraction. All 65 to
the bracket to accommodate 150 1.2
expansion and contraction. All 2.5
Table 5 Maximum spacing of suppo
140H Series Aluminium Holderbat expansion fittings must be securely anchored with brackets. pipes (refer AS/NZS 2032
expansion fittings must be securely anchored with brackets. >150 1.5 3.0
• Will fit either pipes or fittings, 4.14 Holderbats
Table 5 Maximum spacing of supports for DWV pipes (refer AS/NZS 2032)
4.14 Holderbats• Adjustable top clamp with standoff shaped base – (Figure 32).
140H Series Aluminium Holderbat
• Designed to create a fixed point, support pipework

• Will fit either assemblies
pipes or fittings,or to allow thermal movement of the pipework.
Slight bending adjustment of the strap shape, usingtop theclamp
pipewithor fistandoff
tting as a former,
• Adjustable shaped base –may be32).
(Figure required to ensure a
140H Series close fit.Aluminium Holderbat
The 111 Series expansion coupling should be securely fixed with a holderbat; which engages between
• Designed to create a fixed point, support pipework assemblies or to allow thermal movement of the
the external ribs provided on the coupling Slight
body.bending
This prevents
adjustment the coupling
of the itselfusing
strap shape, moving, whilst
the pipe holder
or fitting as a bats
former,on
may be required to
• Will fit either pipes or fittings, close fit. The 111 Series expansion coupling should be securely fixed with a holderbat; which engage
the external ribs provided on the coupling body. This prevents the coupling itself moving, whilst holde
• Adjustable top clamp with standoff shaped base – (Figure 32).
• Designed to create a fixed point, support pipework assemblies
or to allow thermal movement of the pipework. Slight bending
adjustment of the strap shape, using the pipe or fitting as a
former, may be required to ensure a close fit. The 111 Series
expansion coupling should be securely fixed with a holderbat;
which engages between the external ribs provided on the
coupling body. This prevents the coupling itself moving, whilst
holder bats on the adjacent pipe are attached to give support
but also to allow free axial thermal movement of the pipe
within the fixed coupling. Figure 32 Aluminium Holderbat
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4.15Pipe
4.15 Pipe support
support clips
clips
IplexProduct
Iplex ProductCode
Code Item Description
Item Description
140 Series
140 Series DWV pipe
DWVclipspipe(PVC
clips material)
(PVC material)
140H Series
140H Series DWV holderbat (aluminium
DWV holderbat (aluminium material)
material)
141 Series
141 Series DWV standard
DWV standard key clip material)
key clip (PVC (PVC material)
142
142Series
Series DWV side
DWVhanger key clip
side hanger key(PVC
clip material)
(PVC material)
4.15
143 Pipe support clips DWV standoff key clip (PVC material)
Series
143 Series DWV standoff key clip (PVC material)
140Iplex
Seriespipe clips are designed
DWVtopipe
fit the external
clips moulded profile of the fitting sockets.
(PVC material)
140H Series DWV holderbat (aluminium material)
Brackets are designed to perform two functions:
141 Series DWV standard key clip (PVC material)
1. To clamp fittings, creating a fixed point
142 Series DWV side hanger key clip (PVC material)
143 2. As a guide-bracket allowing
Series thermal
DWV standoff movement
key clip (PVC of the pipework. The pipe should be free to move through the bracket
material)
to accommodate expansion and contraction. All expansion joints must be securely anchored with brackets.
Iplex pipe clips are designed to fit the external moulded profile of the fitting sockets.

140 DWV Pipe Clip 140H DWV Holderbat 141 DWV Standard 142 DWV Side 143 DWV Stand Off
2. As a guide-bracket allowing thermal movement ofKeythe
(Aluminium) Clippipework. The pipe should
Hanger Key Clipbe free to move through
Key Clip the
bracket to accommodate expansion and contraction. All expansion joints must be securely anchored with
Iplex pipe clips are designed to fit the external moulded profile of the fitting sockets.
brackets.
4.16 Strap On Boss
Iplex
4.16 Product
Strap OnCode
Boss allowingItem Description
2. As a guide-bracket thermal movement of the pipework. The pipe should be free to move through the
119 Series Strap On Boss
Iplex bracket
ProducttoCode
accommodate Itemexpansion and contraction. All expansion joints must be securely anchored with
Description
119 brackets.
Series Strap On Boss
Application - may be used for waste or vent application and has a swept entry to ease flow into the stack.
Application
Installation- -may
Cut be used
round for waste
entry or vent
hole with application
a correct and Saw.
size Hole has aThe
swept
boss entry
has to
twoease flow
parts into clip
which the stack.
together firmly around
the stack pipe – (Figure 33). The halves must be solvent welded to the stack to ensure a watertight
Installation - Cut round entry hole with a correct size Hole Saw. The boss has two parts which clip together seal. Ensure
firmlythe
4.16 Strap
directional On Boss
arrow aligns with required flow direction during fixing. Iplex pipe clips are designed to fit the
around the stack pipe – (Figure 33). The halves must be solvent welded to the stack to ensure a watertight seal. Ensure external moulded
profile of the
the directional fitting sockets.
arrow alignsItem
withDescription
required flow direction during fixing.
Iplex Product Code
119 Series Strap On Boss
Inlet
Inlet
Application - may be used for waste or vent application and has a swept entry to ease flow into the stack.
Installation - Cut round entry hole with a correct size Hole Saw. The boss has two parts which clip together
Hole
HoleSaw
Sawfirmly
around the stack pipe – (Figure 33). The halves must be solvent welded to the stack to ensure a watertight seal. Ensure
the directional arrow aligns with required flow direction during fixing.
Inlet
Hole Saw
Outlet Figure 33 Strap On Boss

Outlet
Figure 33 Strap On Boss
Outlet
Figure 33 Strap On Boss

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4.174.17 Adjustable
Adjustable Bend
Bend
101.150A Adjustable Bend
101.150A Adjustable Bend
Application – Allows installed angles in DN 150 pipes anywhere between 0° and 45°.
Application – Allows installed angles in DN 150 pipes anywhere between 0° and 45°.
Installation – Loosen (do not remove) the two screws (S) on the middle collar, rotate / adjust fitting halves to the correct
Installation
angle, and– Loosen (do
solvent notjoints
weld remove)
intothe twoThen
place. screws (S) ontighten
securely the middle collar,screws
the collar rotate to
/ adjust
ensurefitting halves
a water tighttoseal
theand
correct
lock the
angle,fitting
and solvent weld joints
at the chosen into
angle. place.
140H Then
series securely tighten
Holderbats the collar
for support screws
may be to ensure
engaged a water
between tightexternal
the two seal andribs
lock
onthe
either
fittinghalf
at the chosen
of the bend.angle. 140H series Holderbats for support may be engaged between the two external ribs on either
half of the bend.
S
S
SS SS SS
45º Configuration 0º Configuration

45° Configuration 0° Confi guration
4.18 Ceramic Socket to PVC Adapter

1525.100
Iplex Product Code Ceramic Socket to PVC Adapter
Item Description
Application – Allows connection of a ceramic spigot (glazed earthenware or vitreous clay) directly to equivalent sized PVC
Application – Allows connection of a ceramic spigot (glazed earthenware or vitreous clay) directly to equivalent sized
DWV pipe.
PVC DWV pipe.
Installation – Apply the larger socket end of the adapter over the ceramic pipe spigot using a ceramic pipe roll ring or
Installation – Apply the larger socket end of the adapter over the ceramic pipe spigot using a ceramic pipe roll ring or
approved epoxy mortar. Then join the PVC pipe into the smaller socket end using PVC solvent cement (Figure 34).
approved epoxy mortar. Then join the PVC pipe into the smaller socket end using PVC solvent cement (Figure 34).
Ceramic pipe spigot

(house lateral)
Ceramic pipe spigot
(house lateral)
1525.100 Adapter
Approved epoxy mortar sealant
1525.100 Adapter
Approved epoxy mortar sealant
PVC DWV short spigot

129.100
PVC DWV PVC
short spigot inspection pipe F&F
1511S.100 slip
coupling
129.100 PVC inspection pipe F&F
1511S.100 slip coupling
Figure 34 Ceramic Socket to PVC Adapter typical installation
Figure 34 Ceramic Socket to PVC Adapter typical installation

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5.0 Installation of Drainage Systems
One of the most significant advantages of Iplex PVC-U DWV pipe system is its light weight. This means that the pipe can
be easily handled and longer lengths can be installed without sophisticated lifting machinery and with minimum in-trench
labour.
Sewer and waste pipelines which rely on gravity for adequate flow require strict adherence to the designed grade along
the entire pipeline.
The installer should be familiar with
• The New Zealand Building Code Compliance Document G13
• AS/NZS 2032 – Installation of PVC-U Pipe Systems
• AS/NZS 2566.2 – Buried Flexible Pipelines
• NZS 4404: 2010 – Installation Land Development and Subdivision Infrastructure
• AS/NZS 3500.2 – Plumbing and Drainage, Part 2: Sanitary Plumbing and Drainage
• Relevant local authority requirements
5.1 Handling & Storage

While PVC-U pipes are light and easy to handle, careless handling can cause unnecessary damage. Pipes and fittings
should not be dropped or thrown onto hard surfaces or allowed to come into contact with sharp objects that could inflict
deep scratches. PVC-U pipes should not be allowed to slide across sharp edges.
Bowing and Pipe Distortion

• Pipes can distort under high applied loads due
to lack of support or incorrect stacking. This
can be aggravated in hot weather conditions.
• Pipes or fittings to be stored outdoors for more
than 12 months must be protected by, for
example, hessian or white shade cloth to allow
free ventilation and avoid heat build-up.
• Pipes heated on one side by direct sunlight
might tend to bow. This process is reversible
and the bow can be eliminated by exposing
the other side to the sunlight or otherwise
allowing the temperature to become
consistent before laying the pipe.
Pipe Handling and Storage

• Temporary work site storage where racks are
not provided, can be in stacks on the ground,
providing this surface is level and free from
loose stones or other sharp projections.
• Socketed pipes should be stacked in layers with sockets placed at alternative ends of the rack, and protruding, to
avoid uneven stacks and distortion. The sockets should not be load bearing. Another acceptable approach is to have
alternate layers pipes facing in the same direction.
• If mechanical handling equipment such as forklifts or cranes are to be used on bundles, adequate spreader and lifting
bars should be provided. Wire slings must be kept clear of the pipes.

Handling and Storage continued
Racks for long term storage are recommended
and should preferably provide continuous
support, but if this is not possible then supports
of at least 75mm bearing widths at 1m centres
(max) should be placed beneath the pipes.
Side restraints should be placed at centres not
exceeding 1.5m and stacks should not exceed 1m
in height.
When unloading alongside dug trenches, it is

recommended that pipes be placed on the opposite
side of the trench from excavated material.
Rubber rings, lubricant, solvent cement and

priming fluid should be stored under cover until
pipelaying commences.

5.2 Trenching
Excavate trenches in accordance with plans and specifications
and with reference to AS/NZS 2032. They should be as narrow
as practicable at the level of the top of the pipe and, in a straight
trench, have a bed width not less than 200mm wider than the
pipe diameter, to provide working space for placement and side
compaction of bedding material. Installers should comply with New
Zealand OSH Trench Shield regulations and rules for working in or
near trench excavations.
Stable conditions
Stable conditions are those where, after excavation, the trench
walls remain solid and do not show any signs of collapse or cave-in.
Under such conditions the recommended trench widths are shown
in the following table:
Pipe
Normal
diameter
trench width
(DN)
100 400
150-175 600
225-30 750
375 900
Unstable conditions
Unstable conditions are those where, during or
after excavation, the trench walls tend to collapse
or subside. Under these conditions, in open or
unrestricted areas, the top of the trench can be
widened until stability is reached. A smaller trench
should then be dug in the bottom of the excavation
to contain the pipe as shown. In areas where space is
limited, e.g. in streets, it may be necessary to support
trench walls by timber or other suitable shoring.
Trench minimum depth of cover over pipe
Loading Condition Min. Cover Depth

• Where no subject to vehicular loading: 300mm
• Where subject to vehicular loading:
Under driveways 450mm
In sealed roadways: 600mm
In unsealed roadways: 750mm
Table 6 Recommended minimum clear cover above pipe crown (refer ASNZS 2566.2 or ASNZS 2032)

5.3 Laying and Compaction
Preparing the Trench

The trench bottom should be as level as possible,
so that the barrel of the pipe is fully supported. The
trench bottom should have sandy or loamy soil, free
from rocks and stones to ensure continuous support
for the pipe.
Wet Conditions
In wet ground, sloppy working conditions can be
alleviated by first placing a layer of hard granular
material, or by dewatering the area in and around
the trench. If patches of ground are so wet that
there is a risk of subsidence and possible damage
to sections of the pipeline, these areas should be
consolidated by the addition of suitable fill material.
Trench Installation
The trench should be excavated deeply enough to
allow for the specified grade, the required depth of
bedding, and the minimum cover over the pipe. AS/
NZS 2032 - “Installation of PVC-U Pipe Systems”,
suggests the following typical installation in a Figure 35 Typical trench installation
trench, which Iplex recommends.
AS/NZS 2566.2 suggests suitable materials for
bedding and overlay in the trench.

5.4 Completing Site Work
When the pipe is positioned in the trench, backfilling can commence. Two distinct phases are involved with pipelines:
a. backfilling prior to testing the pipeline
b. backfilling after testing the pipeline
Backfilling should follow pipe installation as closely as possible to protect the pipe from external damage, and to avoid
shifting the pipe out of line and grade.
5.5 Initial Backfilling

The first step in providing firm continuous support
for the pipeline is to tamp soil solidly under the entire
barrel of the pipe, care being taken not to disturb the
grade. The embedment material should be free from
stones, rock or clay. If the native, excavated soil is not
suitable, then imported materials should be used for
the embedment zone. The initial backfill should be
placed by hand-shovel in layers not exceeding 100mm
deep. Each layer should be well tamped round and
under the pipeline using the long tamper illustrated.
In this way air pockets are eliminated from beneath
the pipe.
The layers should be shovelled in and tamped, the
process being repeated until the pipe is firmly bedded.
The flat tamper illustrated is used to consolidate this
fill to heights of 300mm above the top of the pipe for
diameters up to 300mm.
The illustrations A and B below show the wrong and
right ways of tamping the initial backfill.
Case A, too much soil is present and the tamping bar
cannot compact it properly leaving a void underneath the
pipe.
Case B, shows the correct fill of a 100mm layer of soil
which can be compacted to form a firm bed for the pipe.
Pipe joints should be temporarily left exposed when placing
the initial backfill, to enable pressure tests to be carried
out.After testing the line, backfilling and final filling may be
completed.

6.0 Field Testing of Pipelines
The purpose of testing a non-pressure pipeline is to ensure that the line has been correctly laid to line and grade, will flow
satisfactorily and is sealed at each joint and fitting.
The recommended Test Methods for PVC DWV and gravity sewer pipelines are to be found in NZS 4404: 2010 Appendix C
and AS/NZS 2032.
In the case of a sewer pipeline system, three distinct areas require testing.
1. The sewer rising mains
2. The gravity pipeline sections
3. The gravity reticulation sections
6.1 Preparing for the Test

During the installation careful checking and adequate supervision will ensure that sewer lines are laid to line and grade. If
an installation specification exists it should be followed. Otherwise the pipeline section to be tested should be backfilled
leaving all couplings and fittings exposed for inspection during testing. In solvent weld PVC-U jointed non-pressure
pipelines, at least 24 hours should have elapsed since the last joint was made before testing commences.
6.2 Test Procedures

All new sewers and sanitary drainage and other non-pressure installations shall be tested using either hydrostatic test, low
pressure air test or vacuum testing. The tests shall also be applied to any section of existing pipeline or drain that has been
repaired or replaced. All openings in the pipeline below the top of the section under test shall be sealed.
6.3 Hydrostatic Testing

The pipeline shall be filled with water to a height of not less than 1m above the natural ground level at the highest point of
the section being tested, or to the flood level of the lowest sanitary fixture, but not exceeding 5m at the lowest point of the
test section.
The pressure shall be maintained without leakage for at least 15 minutes. The source of any leaks shall then be ascertained
and any defects repaired. The pipeline shall then be rested.
For a guide as to the amount of water required to fill the test section of sewer line, the following table has been calculated.
The amount of water required in practice will vary slightly from the tabulated figures due to variations in pressure and
temperature.
Nominal dia. Vol in m3/km

(mm) or l/m
100 SN6 8.5
150 SN4 18
225 SN4 43.9
300 SN4 69.6
375 SN4 112.2
475 SN4 177
525 SN4 215
600 SN4 274
Table 7 Test section water volume
Inspection Test Coupling Novadrain pipe

Pipe plug
Figure 36 Typical positioning of hydrostatic test plug

6.4 Low Pressure Air Testing
All inlets, outlets and access points shall be capped and sealed. Apply an initial test vacuum (negative gauge pressure) of
approximately 15kPa. Close the valve on the vacuum line and shut off the vacuum pump. Allow the air pressure to stabilize
for at least 3min to identify any initial leakage. When the vacuum has stabilized and is above the starting test vacuum of
10kPa, commence the test by allowing the vacuum to drop to 10kPa, at which point initiate time recording.
Record the drop in vacuum over the test period. The length of drain under test is considered to pass if the test vacuum loss
is ≤3kPa for the relevant time interval specified in table below.
6.5 Vacuum Air Testing

All inlets, outlets and access points shall be capped and sealed. Air shall be introduced slowly, since rapid pressurization
can cause significant air temperature changes that may affect testing accuracy. Apply an initial test pressure of
approximately 15kPa. Close the valve on the pressure line and shut off the pump. Allow the air pressure to stabilize for at
least 3min to identify any initial leakage.
When the pressure has stabilized and is at or above the starting test pressure of 10kPa commence the test by allowing the
gauge pressure to drop to 10kPa, at which point initiate time recording. Record the drop in pressure over the test period.
The length of drain under test is considered to pass if the pressure drop is ≤3kPa for the relevant time interval specified
(Table 8).
6.6 Pressure and Vacuum Air Testing Acceptance Times for 3kPa Pressure Change
Test length, metres
Pipe Size DN
50 100 150 200 250 300
(mm)
Minimum test duration, minutes
<100 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.6 1.6
100 2 2 2 2 3 3
150 3 3 3 5 6 6
225 4 5 8 10 13 15
300 6 9 14 18 23 29
375 7 14 22 29 36 43
Table 8 Pressure and Vacuum Air Testing Acceptance Times for 3kPa Pressure Change
NOTES:
1. Timing of the test duration shall commence after the 3 minutes initial period.
2. Test duration times for other combinations of pipe size and test length may be interpolated.
3. Refer to AS/NZS 2566 Part 2: 2002 or NZS 4404:2010 for more information.
6.7 Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Inspection

CCTV acceptance inspection of sanitary drains shall be conducted in accordance with the requirements of WSAAØ5.
In addition, the operator shall investigate, describe, identify and report on the defects or features in accordance
with the criteria in this Clause. Inspection shall be conducted under no-flow conditions, that is the sanitary plumbing
system is not being used so that the flow (water) level can be measured and reported.
NOTE: It is recommended that the sanitary drain be cleaned prior to inspection.
AS/NZS 2032 and AS/NZS 3500 may also be referred to for information on testing DWV installations.
Pressure and vacuum air testing acceptance times for 3kPa pressure change:
6.8 Completing Final Backfill

After testing of the pipeline, selected material should be hand shovelled over each exposed joint and tamped to
give 300mm minimum cover. Final backfilling to ground level can be completed by hand or machine, using the soil
originally excavated from the trench. Care should be taken to exclude large rocks and stones from the final backfill.

7.0 Product Range
7.1 DWV System Pipes

Solvent Cement Joint - Novadrain
7.0 Product Range Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Stiffness Effective Minimum Mean internal Socket OD

7.1 DWV System –Code
Pipes size (mm) class Length (m) mean OD. diameter (mm)
(mm) (mm)
Solvent Cement Joint – Novadrain
DN L L1 L2 L3
100.32.6SOE 32 - 6 36 32.5 40.1
Typical dimensions
100.40.SOE 40 - 6 43 38.9 47
Product Nominal Stiffness
Effective Length Minimum Mean internal Socket OD
Code 100.50.SOE
size (mm) class 50
(m) - OD.
mean 6
diameter (mm)56 51.4 60.2
DN
100.65.SOE 65
L
-(mm)
L1
(mm)
6 L2 L3
69 63.5 74.3
100.32.6SOE 32 100.80.PE – 80
6 - 36 632.5 82
40.1 76.7 -
100.40.SOE 40 100.80.SOE
– 80
6 - 43 638.9 4782 76.7 88.3
100.50.SOE 50 – 6 SN6 56 651.4 110
60.2 103.8 125
100.65.SOE 65100.100.6SOE
– 100
6 SN10 69 663.5 74.3 103
100.80.PE 80 – 4 SN16 82 676.7 – 101.6
100.80.SOE 80 – 6 SN4 82 676.7 160
88.3 152.1 183
100.100.6SOE 100 100.150
SN6 150
6 SN8 110 6
103.8 125 150.5
SN10 6 SN16 6103 147.9
SN16 6 101.6
100.150 150 SN4 6
SN4 160
6
152.1
200
183
190.4 220.2
100.175
SN8 175
6 SN8 6
150.5 187.9
SN16 6 SN16 6
147.9 184.9
100.175 175 SN4 6 SN4 200 190.4
6 220.2
250 237.9 275
SN8 6 187.9
100.225
SN16 225
6 SN8 6
184.9 235.1
100.225 225 SN4 6 SN16250 6
237.9 275 231.3
SN8 6 SN4 235.1
6 315 299.7 346
SN16 6 231.3
100.300 300 SN8 6 296.8
100.300 300 SN4 6 315 299.7 346
SN8 6 SN16 6
296.8 290.8
SN16 6 SN4 6
290.8 400 380.7 451
100.375 375 100.375
SN4 375
6 SN8 400 6
380.7 451 375.9
SN8 6 375.9
SN16 6
SN16 6
370.1
370.1
100.475 475 SN4 6 SN4 500 6
475.9 500
530 475.9 530
100.475
SN8 475
6 SN8 6
468.8 468.8
SN16 6 460.7
SN16 6 460.7
100.525 525 SN8 6 560 524.6 604
100.525 525 SN8 6 560 524.6 604
100.600 600 100.600
SN8 6006 SN8 630 6
591.1 630
680 591.1 680
S = Socket Length
L3 L2 S(complies with AS/NZS 1260)
= Socket Length
(complies with AS/NZS 1260)
gth
S/NZS 1260)

Ring
DWV Rubber Joint - –
System Novadrain
Pipes
Typical dimensions
Rubber Ring Joint – Novadrain
Product Nominal Stiffness Effective Minimum Mean internal Socket OD Witness
Code size (mm) class Typical
Length (m) mean OD.
dimensions
diameter (mm) mark
(mm) (mm) length
Product Nominal Stiffness
DN Effective MinimumL mean Mean pipe
L1 Seal Ring
L2 Witness
L3 W
Code size (mm) class Length outside dia. (mm) internal dia. Socket OD mark
Witness (m)SN6 6 110.2 (mm) 103.8(mm) 142
length 58*
mark DN L SN10 L1 L2
length 100.100.RRJ 100 6 103 L3 W
W 100.100.RRJ 100 SN6 6 SN16 6
110.2 103.8 101.6 142 58*
58* SN10 6 SN4 4, 6 160.3 103 152.1 208 143*
SN16 6 101.6
Z100.150 150 SN8 4, 6 150.5
Z100.150 150 SN4 4, 6SN16 3,160.3
4, 6 152.1 147.9 208 143*
143* SN8 4, 6 150.5
SN16 3, 4,SN4
6 6 200.3147.9 190.4
247
140*
Z100.175 Z100.175
175 SN4175 6 SN8 6
200.3 190.4 187.9 247 140*
140*
SN8 6 SN16 6 187.9 184.9
SN16 6 SN4 6 250.4184.9 237.9 310 160*
160* Z100.225 Z100.225
225 SN4225 6 SN8 6
250.4 237.9 235.1 310 160*
SN8 6 SN16 3, 4, 6 235.1 231.3
SN16 3, 4, 6 231.3
160* SN4 6 315.4 299.7 384 160*
Z100.300 300 SN4 6 315.4 299.7
Z100.300 300 SN8 6 296.8 384 160*
SN8 6 296.8
SN16 6 SN16 6 290.8 290.8
190*
Z100.375 375 SN4 6 SN4 6
400.5 400.5380.7 380.7 499 499
190* 190*
Z100.375 SN8375 6 SN8 6 375.9 375.9
234* SN16 6 SN16 6 370.1 370.1
Z100.475 475 SN4 6 SN4 6
500.5 500.5475.9 475.9 589 589
234* 234*
Z100.475 SN8475 6 SN8 6 468.8 468.8
280* SN16 6 460.7
SN16 6 460.7
Z100.525 525 SN8 6 560.3 524.6 672 280*
285* Z100.525 525 SN8 6 560.3 524.6 672 280*
Z100.600 SN8600 6 SN8 6 630.5591.1 591.1 741 741 285*
pipe Seal Ring Witness
al dia. Socket OD mark
m)
2
(mm)
L3
length
W
Z100.600 600 630.5 285*
3.8
03
142 *Minimum dimension - may differ subject to seal ring design
58*
1.6
2.1
0.5
208 143* *Minimum dimension – may differ subject to seal ring design
7.9
0.4 247 140*
7.9 L W
4.9
7.9 310 160*
5.1
1.3
9.7 384 160*
6.8
0.8
L3 L2
0.7 499 190*
5.9
0.1
5.9 589 234*
8.8
0.7
4.6 672 280*
1.1 741 285*
Restrained Rubber Ring Joint - Restrain™
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Stiffness Length Minimum Mean internal Seal Ring

Code size (mm) class (m) mean OD. diameter Socket OD
) Restrained Rubber Ring Joint – Restrain™ (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN L L1 L2 L3
RESTRAIN 100 100 Typical dimensions
SN16 1, 3, 6* 110.2 101.6 114.5
Product
ipe Seal Ring
dia. Socket OD (mm)
L2 L3
Nominal Stiffness Length Minimum mean Mean pipe Seal Ring
6 114.5
Code RESTRAIN
size (mm) 150class 150 (m) SN16
outside dia. 1, 3, 6*
(mm) 160.3
internal dia. 147.9
Socket OD (mm) 166.5
DN L3
RESTRAIN 225 225 L SN16 L1 1, 3 (mm) L2
250.4 231.3 259.94
9 166.5
3 259.94
RESTRAIN 100 100 SN16 1, 3, 6* 110.2 101.6 114.5

RESTRAIN 300 300 SN16 1, 3 315.4 290.8 327.7
8 327.7
methodology
RESTRAIN
*Other 150 available on
shorter lengths 150 special order SN16 1,trenchless
to suit required 3, 6* installation
160.3
methodology 147.9 166.5
Refer to “Restrain Design & Installation Guide” at www.iplex.co.nz
RESTRAIN 225 225 SN16 1, 3 250.4 231.3 259.94
RESTRAIN 300 300 SN16 1, 3 315.4 290.8 327.7
* Other shorter lengths available on special order to suit required trenchless installation methodology
ate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
34
Refer to “Restrain Design & Installation Guide” at www.iplex.co.nz PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System
7.2 DWV System – Fittings – Solvent Cement Joint
7.2 DWV System - Fittings - Solvent Cement Joint
101 Plain Bend F&F
101 Plain Bend F&F
Typical dimensions
Product Typical dimensions
Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code
ProductsizeDN
(mm) (deg)
Nominal
a
(mm) (mm)
L Angle
L1
(mm)
L2Dim. Dim. Dim.
101.32.15
Code 32 size (mm)
15 29 (deg)
29 (mm)
25 (mm) (mm)
101.32.45 32 DN 45 35 a 35 26 L L1 L2
101.32.15
101.32.88 32 3288 48 15 48 25 29 29 25
101.40.15
101.32.45 40 3215 48 45 48 27 35 35 26
101.40.45
101.32.88 40 3245 37
88 37 27
48 48 25
101.40.60 40 7.2 DWV System – Fittings
60 48 48 30 – Solvent Cement Joint
101.40.15 40 15 48 48 27
101.40.88 40 88 58 58 27
101.40.45 101 Plain Bend
40 45 F&F 37 37 27
101.50.15 50 15 35 35 30
101.40.60
101.50.45 50 4045 43 60 43 30 48 48 30
Typical dimensions
101.40.88 50
101.50.88 40
Product
88 69 88 69
Nominal Angle
30 58Dim. Dim.
58
Dim.
27
Code size 44
(mm) (deg)
101.50.15
101.65.15 65 5015 44 15 DN
39 (mm) (mm)
a 35 L L1
(mm)
35L2 30
101.65.45
101.50.45 65 5045
101.32.15 54 45 3254 1539 4329 29 4325 30
101.65.88 65 88
101.32.45 98 98
32 4540 35 35 26
101.50.88 50
101.32.88
88 32 8859
69 48 48
69 25
30
101.80.15 80 15 78 78
101.65.15 65
101.40.15 15 40 15 4448 48 4427 39
101.80.45 80 45 63 63 45
101.40.45 40 45 37 37 27
101.65.45
101.80.88 80 6588 118 45 118 54 54 39
101.40.60 40 6047 48 48 30
101.65.88
101.100.5 100 65 5
101.40.88 59 88 59
40 8851 98 58 58 98 27 40
101.80.15 100
101.100.15 80
101.50.15
15 59 15 5059 1551 78 35 35 7830 59
101.50.45 50 45 43 43 30
101.80.45
101.100.30 100 8030
101.50.88
69 45 50 69
88
51 6369 69
6330 45
101.100.45
101.80.88 100 8045
101.65.15 76
88 6576 1551 11844 44 11839 47
101.100.60 100 60
101.65.45 87 107
65 4553 54 54 39
101.100.5 100 5 59 59 51
101.100.88 100 101.65.88
88 13 65
131 8851 98 98 40
101.100.15
101.150.15 150
100
101.80.15
15 96
15 80
111
15
77
59 78 78 5959 51
101.100.30 150
101.150.45 100
101.80.45
45 116 30137
80 45
77 69118
63 63
69 45
51
101.80.88 80 88 118 47
101.100.45 150
101.150.88 10088
101.100.5 222 45100256 578 76 59 59 7651 51
101.100.60 100
101.100.15 60100 15 87 59 59 10751 53
101.150 Adjustable Bend
101.100.88 100 (0°-45°)
101.100.30 100
88100
30 69
13 76
69
131
51
51
101.100.45 45 76 51
101.150.15 150
101.100.60 15 100 60 96 87 107 11153 77
Typical dimensions 100
101.100.88 88 13 131 51
Product101.150.45 150 45 116 137 77
101.150.15 Dim.
Nominal Angle 150
Dim. 15 96 111 77
Code 101.150.88size (mm) 150 (deg) (mm) 88 (mm) 222 256 78
L
101.150.45 150 45 116 137 77

DN a
101.150.88 L L1
150 88 222 256 78 L1
101.150A 150 0-45 116 77
101.150 Adjustable Bend (0°-45°) 45° configuration
Typical dimensions
Product
101.150 Adjustable Bend (0° - 45°) size
Code
Nominal
(mm)
Angle
(deg)
Dim.
(mm)
Dim.
(mm)
L
DN a L L1 L1
101.150A Typical
150 dimensions
0-45 116 77
45° configuration
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. 45º configuration
Code
L
size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm)

L1
DN a L L1
101.150A 150 0-45 116 77
L
L1
L1
0° configuration
L
0º configuration
L1
0° configuration
L
L
L1
L
L1
Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines. 35
DWV System – Fittings – Solvent Cement Joint
171 Plain Bend M & F
Typical dimensions
171 Plain Bend M&F
Product
DWV System – Fittings
Code
Nominal –Angle
Solvent
size (mm) (deg)
Dim. Cement
(mm)
Dim.
(mm)
Joint
Dim.
(mm)
Dim.
(mm)
Dim.
(mm)
DWV System – FittingsDN– Solventa Cement Joint
LTypical
L1 dimensionsL3
L2 L4
171 171.40.42
Plain Bend M &40F 42 38 39 43 27 27
a
171 Plain Bend Nominal
Product M&F Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
171.40.88 40 88 61 dimensions
65
Code size (deg) (mm)
Typical (mm)43 27
(mm) 30
(mm) (mm)
171.50.42
Product 50 42 48 48 56 32 32 L2
(mm)
Nominal AngleTypical
Dim.dimensions
Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code
Product 171.50.88 50 88 74 74 56 34 34 L3
DNDNAngle aa
size
Nominal
(mm) (deg)
Dim.
(mm) L (mm) L1
(mm) (mm)L2
LDim. L1Dim. L2Dim. L3Dim. L4
(mm) L4
Code 171.65.42
size (mm) (deg)65 42
(mm) 67
(mm) 69
(mm) 69
(mm) 44
(mm) 44
171.40.42
171.40.42 DN 40 40 a 42L L138 L2 39L3 43
27 L4 27 51 27 27 a
171.80.42 80 42 42 38 78 39 79 43 82 51
a
171.40.88
171.40.42
171.40.88
171.80.88 4040 404280 88 883888 6139 61 65 105
100 43 65
43 27
93 43
27 27
47 30 45 27 30
171.50.42 4050 5088 42 48 48 4370 48 56 L2
171.40.88
171.50.42
171.100.5 100 42 61 5 486559 27
56 110 32 3051 32 70 32 32
171.50.42 L2
171.100.11 5050 5042
171.50.88
171.50.88 100 88
884811 744875 74 56
74 60 74 32
56 110 34 3275 34 51 34
56 34
171.50.88
171.65.42 50 6588 4274 6774 69 56 69 34 44 3451 44 77 44
171.65.42
171.100.15 65 100 42 15 67
62 77 69110 69 44
171.65.42
171.80.42
171.100.22 65 8042
100 426722 786988 79 69 82 44 51 4470 51 47
171.80.42
171.80.42 80
80 42 42
78 79
78 8265 79110 51
82 51 51
171.80.88
171.100.30 80 100 88 30 100 87 105 71 93 110 47 5153 45 51
171.80.88
171.80.88 80 88 10070 93 110 10547 93 47 45
171.100.42 80 10088
171.100.5 100 100
5 42 59 10575 92 110 51 4551 70 69
171.100.5
171.100.5 100 5 1155960 7570
171.100.60 100 100 100
171.100.11 59
107 60110
70 51
87 110 110 75 110
70
53 51 52
51 70
171.100.11
171.100.11
171.100.15
171.100.88 100100100 11
100 11
157588 6260 75
151 77110
151 60
110 75
110 51 110
51
52 77 52 75 51
171.100.15
171.100.15
171.100.22 100100100 15 2262
15 8877 62 65110 77 51
110 77
70 110 47 51 77
171.100.22
171.100.30 100 100 22 3088 8765 71110 110 70 47
53 110
77 51 78 70
171.100.22
171.150.42 100 150 22 42 88 137 65160
116 47
171.100.30
171.100.42
171.150.88 100 100 30 4287 7571 92110 110 53 51 5178 69 79 53
171.100.30 100 150 30 88 261
87 222 71 160 110 51
171.100.42
171.100.60 100 10042 6075 10792 87110 110 51 53 69 52
171.100.42 100 60 42
171 Reducing
171.100.60
171.100.88 100 100 Bend88 M & 151
107 F 87 75151110 110 92 53 110
52 52 52
51 69
171.100.60 100100 88
171.100.88 60
151 151107 110 87 52 110
52 53 52
171.100.88
171.150.42 100150 88 116 Typical
42 151137 dimensions
151
160 77 110 78 52 52
Product
171.150.42
171.150.42
171.150.88
Code
150100150 42
Nominal 42
116
88 137
Angle261 116222160
Dim. 137Dim.
Dim. 160 77 78 160
78
Dim. 79 Dim.77 78
size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
171.150.88
171.150.88 150100 88
DN 261
88 a 222 261
L 160
L1 22278L2 79
160
L3 L4 78 79
171171.50.40.42
Reducing Bend M&F
50x40 42 39 41 27 27 56
171 Reducing Bend M & F
Typical dimensions
171Product
Reducing Bend M&F
Nominal Typical
Angle dimensions
Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code
Product size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Nominal DNAngle aDim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
(mm)Typical
(mm) dimensions
Code L L1 L2 L3 L4
size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm)
171.50.40.42 DN 50x40 a 42 L 39L1 41 L2 27 L3 27 L4 56
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
171.50.40.42 50x40
42 39 41 27 27 56
Code size (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
(mm) Bend
101W Inspection
DN a L L1 L2 L3 L4
Typical dimensions
171.50.40.42 50x40 42 39 41 27 27 56
Product
Code size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN a L L1 L2
101W Inspection Bend
101.32.88W 32 88 48 48 25
101W Inspection Bend
101W101.40.45W
Inspection Bend 40 Typical45dimensions
43 43 29
101.40.88W
Product 40 dimensions
Typical 88 58 58 27
Code
Product 101.50.45W size (mm) 50 (deg) 45(mm) 49(mm) Typical dimensions
49 (mm) 32
Nominal DNAngle aDim. LDim. L1Dim. L2
Code Product size (mm) Nominal 88 Angle 69 Dim.
101.50.88W
DN
50
(deg)
a
(mm)
L
(mm)69 (mm)
L1 L2
30 Dim. Dim.
Code
101.32.88W
101.65.88W 32 65 88
size (mm)88 48 98 48 98 25 40
(deg) (mm) (mm) (mm)
101.32.88W101.80.88W 32
101.40.45W 40 88 454888 4348 25
43 118 29 47
DN
80 a118 L L1 L2
101.40.45W101.100.45W40
101.40.88W 45
40 100 884345 584381 58 29
81 27 51
101.32.88W 40
101.40.88W
101.50.45W
32
88
50 100 455888
88
4958 27
49 141
48
32 51
48 25
101.100.88W 141
101.40.45W 50
101.50.45W
101.50.88W 40
45
50 150 884988 6945
49 32
69 256 43
30 43 29
101.150.88W 122 78
101.40.88W
101.50.88W
101.65.88W 50 65 40
88 8869 9888
69 98 30 58
40 58 27
101.50.45W
101.65.88W
101.80.88W 65 80 50
88 8898 11845
98 118 40 49
47 49 32
101.80.88W
101.50.88W 80
101.100.45W 88
100 50 118
45 118
8188 81 47 51
69 69 30
101.100.45W
101.100.88W 100 100 45 8881 14181 141 51 51
101.65.88W 65 88 98 98 40
101.100.88W
101.150.88W 100 150 88 141
88 141
122 256 51 78
101.80.88W 80 88 118 118 47
101.150.88W 150 88 122 256 78
101.100.45W 100 45 81 81 51
101.100.88W 100 88 141 141 51
101.150.88W 150 88 122 256 78
36 Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.

102
102 Rear
Rear Access
Access BendBend
F&F F&F
Typical dimensions
102 Rear Access Bend F&F
Product
Code Nominal
size 102 (deg)
(mm) Rear AccessAngle
(mm) Bend
(mm)
Typical F&FDim.
(mm)
dimensions Dim. Dim.
Code DN
Product a L L1 L2
size (mm) Nominal (deg)
Angle Dim. (mm)
Typical Dim. Dim.
dimensions (mm) (mm)
102.100.88 Code100 Product
88 149 (deg)153(mm) 51
size (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN a
DN a
Nominal L
Angle LDim.
L1 L2
Dim. L1
Dim. L2
Nominal 100mm access opening
102.100.88 100
102.100.88 88DN
100 88 149
a 149
153
L L151 153
L2 51
Nominal 100mm access opening 100
102.100.88 88 149 153 51
*Nominal 100mm access opening
103 Side Access Bend F&F

103 Side Access103 Side
Bend F&FAccess Bend F&F
103 Side
TypicalAccess Bend F&F
dimensions
Typical dimensions
Product
L1
Typical dimensions
L2
Product
Nominal Angle Dim. Angle Dim.Dim. Dim.
L1
Typical dimensions
L 1 L2
Code Nominal Dim. Dim.
size (mm)Product
Code (deg) (mm) (deg)
size (mm) (mm) (mm)
Product NominalL1 (mm)
Angle L2(mm) (mm)
L2
Dim. Dim. Dim.
Nominal
DN Code a DNAngleL a
size (mm) L Dim.
(deg) L1
(mm) L2
(mm) Dim.
(mm) Dim.
Code
103.100.45 size (mm)
100
103.100.45 45 100 (deg)
142 DN 45 142 142 (mm)
a 56 142L L1
56 (mm)
L2
(mm)
103.100.45 100
103.100.88 100DN
103.100.88 88 a 100
170
45
88 175 170 142
52 L175
142
52 56
L1 L2 a a
103.100.88
Nominal 150mm 100 88 170 175 52 a
Nominal 150mm access opening access opening
103.100.45 100 45 opening
Nominal 150mm access 142 142 56
103.100.88 100 88 170 175 52
L
*Nominal 100mm access opening L L
L2
L2
L2
104 Plain
104Junction F&F F&F
Plain Junction
104 Plain
104 Junction
Plain F&F F&F
Junction Typical dimensions
Typical dimensions
Product Product
Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. a
Code Code sizeTypical
(mm) size Typical
Nominal
dimensions
(deg)
(mm) (deg) dimensions
Angle
(mm) Dim.
(mm)
(mm)
Dim.
(mm)
(mm)
Dim. Dim.
(mm) (mm)
(mm)
a
Product DN a
DN La L1
L L2
L1 L3
L2 L3
Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. a
Product
Code Nominal
104.32.45
size (deg)Angle
(mm)104.32.45 32
(mm) 4532(mm)Dim.
115
45 (mm) 72 Dim.
115 (mm)50
72 25Dim.25
50
Dim.
L3
Code size104.32.88
DN
104.32.88 a (deg)32 L (mm)
8832 L1 96 L2 56
88 96 (mm)
L356
56 (mm)25
25
56 (mm) L3
104.32.45 (mm)
104.40.45
32 104.40.45
45 40115 4540 72 132
45 84
50132 48
25
84 29
48 29
DN
104.40.88 a 96
40 8840 56 L
105 57 L125
57- 27 L2 L3 L3
104.32.88 32 104.40.88
88 88 56105 - 27
104.50.45 104.50.45 50 4550 143
45 101
143 42
101 30
42 30 L L L3 L3
104.32.45
104.40.45 32
40 45
104.50.88 104.50.88
45
50
132
8850
84115
133
88
48
70
133
722972
70 32
72
50 32 25
104.40.88 40 88 105 57 - 27
104.32.88 32 104.65.45 88
104.65.45 65 4565 96
204
45 143
204 56143
63 40 56 40
63 25
104.50.45 50 45 65143 8865101132 42 30 L1L3L1
104.40.45 40 104.65.88 45
104.65.88 88
172 172
100 84100- -
40 48 40 29 L L2 L2
104.50.88 50 104.80.45
104.80.45 88 80133 4580 70 218 45 72
218
152 32
152
66 66
47 47 L3 L3
104.40.88
104.65.45
40
65 104.80.88
104.80.88 45
88 105
80204 8880143 202 88 202
63
118
57118
40 - -
47
- 47 27
104.50.45
104.65.88 50
104.100.45**
65 88 45
104.100.45**100
172 100
45 143
100 45
268 -268
188 101188
80
40 51 42 51
80 30 L1
104.100.88***100 100 88 239 L2
104.50.88
104.80.45 50
104.100.88***
80 45 88218 88 152133
239 130
66 70130
136
47
136
51 72 51 32 L3
104.150.45*104.150.45* 150 150
45 45
413 413
276 276
137 137
77 77
104.65.45
104.80.88 65
80 88 45202 150118204 -405 143 47 63 79 40
104.150.88104.150.88 150 88 88
405 222 222
256 256
79
104.100.45**
104.65.88 *Threaded 100
65Branch 45 Branch
*Threaded 88268 188172 80 100 51 - 40
104.100.88*** 100 **Threaded
88 Inlet Mainway
239 130 136
104.80.45 **Threaded 80***Threaded
Inlet Mainway 45Mainway
Inlet 218
and Branch 15251 66 47
104.150.45* ***Threaded
150 Inlet Mainway
45 and
413Branch 276 137 77
104.80.88 80 88 202 118 - 47
104.150.88 150 88 405 222 256 79
104.100.45** 100 45 268 188 80 51
*Threaded Branch
104.100.88***
**Threaded Inlet Mainway100 88 239 130 136 51
***Threaded Inlet Mainway and Branch
104.150.45* 150 45 413 276 137 77
104.100.88 150 88 405 222 256 79
*Threaded Branch
**Threaded Inlet Mainway
***Threaded Inlet Mainway and Branch
104 Plain Junction F&F Reducing
104 Plain Junction F&F Reducing
Typical dimensions
Product
Nominal Angle Dim.Typical
Dim. dimensions
Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code DWV size
System
(mm) –(deg)
Fittings – Solvent
(mm) (mm) Cement
(mm) Joint (mm)
(mm)
Product Nominal
DN Angle
a LDim. L1 Dim.
L2L4Dim. Dim.
L3 Dim.
104DWV
104.80.50.45 Plain
sizeSystem
Junction
80x50
– Fittings
(deg)
45 F&F – 143
(mm)
194
Solvent
Reducing (mm) Cement
55 (mm)
45
Joint34(mm) (mm)
Code DWV System – Fittings – Solvent Cement Joint
(mm)
104.100.50.45 104 100x50 45
Plain Junction 203 136
F&F Reducing 51
Typical dimensions
45 30
104.100.65.45 104DN
ProductPlain a
100x65 Junction
45 F&FLReducing
203
Nominal
154 L151
Angle Dim.
L2
45
Dim.
39 L3
Dim. Dim. Dim.
L4
Code Typical dimensions
104.80.50.45
104.100.50.88 80 x100x50
Product
50 size88 45
DN
(mm) 166 194 (mm)
(deg)
a
97 143 50
(mm)
L TypicalL1
(mm)55
50 (mm)30 45(mm) 34
104.100.80.45 Code 100x80 Nominal
45 233 Angle176Dim. 63 Dim. L2
dimensions
Dim.
51
L3Dim.
45
L4Dim.
104.100.50.45 104.80.50.45
100 x 50
Product 45
size (mm) 45203
80x50 (deg) 194(mm)136 (mm) 55
143Dim. 51
(mm) 45(mm) 4534(mm) 30
104.150.100.45*Code 150x100 Nominal
45 DN 373Anglea 226Dim.L 97 L1 Dim.
77
L2 Dim.
51
L3 Dim.
L4
104.100.65.45 104.100.50.45
100 x 65 45
100x50
DN 320 45
203
size (mm) 45(deg) (mm) 154
203
a 169194 L
136(mm)
L1
51 51
(mm)
L2
(mm) 4530
45
L3
(mm)
L4
39
104.150.100.88 104.80.50.45
150x100 8880x50 175
143 79
55 53
45 34
104.100.50.88 100 x 50
104.100.65.45
104.100.50.45
*Threaded Branch104.80.50.45
88
100x65
100x50
80x50
45166 203
45
45 203
194 97
154
136
143
5150
51
55
45
45 50 34
45
39
30 30
104.100.50.88 100x50 88 166 97 50 50 30
104.100.80.45 100 x 80
104.100.65.45
104.100.50.45 45100x65
100x50 233
45
45 203 176
203 154
136 63
51
51 45 51 30
45 39 45
104.100.80.45 100x80 45 233 176 63 51 45
104.100.50.88
104.100.65.45 100x50
100x65 88
45 166
203 97
154 50
51 50
45 30
104.150.100.45*104.150.100.45*
150 x 100 150x100 45 45373 373 226
226 9797 77 77 5139 51
104.100.80.45
104.100.50.88 100x80
100x50 45
88 233
166 176
97 63
50 51
50 45
30
104.150.100.88
104W Inspection 150 x 100
Opening
104.150.100.88
104.150.100.45*
104.100.80.45
88
150x100
150x100
100x80
88320 320 F&F
Junction
45
45 373
233
169
169
226
176
175175
97
63
79
77
51
795345
51
53
*Threaded Branch
*Threaded Branch
104.150.100.88
104.150.100.45* 150x100
150x100 88
45 320
373 169
226 175
97 79
77 53
51
Typical dimensions
*Threaded Branch
104.150.100.88 150x100 88 320 169 175 79 53
Product
Nominal
*Threaded Branch Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code a
104Wsize (mm) (deg)
Inspection
DN
(mm)
a Opening
L
(mm)
Junction
L1
(mm) (mm)
L2F&F L3
(mm)
L4
104W Inspection Opening Junction F&F
104.40.88W 104W Inspection
40 88 Opening
119 Junction
64
Typical 64 F&F 28
dimensions 28 L3
104W Inspection
104.50.88W Product 50 88
Opening Junction
133 Typical
70 dimensions
72
F&F 32 32
Nominal Angle Dim.Typical
Dim.dimensions
Dim. Dim.
Dim.
104.65.88W Code
Product65 size
88(mm) 172(deg) (mm) (mm)
100Typical 100 (mm)40 (mm) 40 (mm) a
Product Nominal
Code 80
Angle
DNNominal a Dim.
Angle LDim. Dim.L1Dim. L2 Dim.
dimensions
Dim. Dim.
L3 Dim. Dim.
L4 Dim. L
104.80.88W Product size (mm)202(deg) 118
88 (mm) 118 (mm) (mm)
47 (mm)
47 (mm) a
Code size
104.40.88W
Code (deg)
Nominal
40DN (mm)
Angle
88 a 119 L (mm)
Dim. Dim.
64 L1 (mm)
Dim.
64L2 L3(mm)
Dim.
28 Dim.
28 L4 (mm) L3
104.100.88W (mm) 100
104.50.88W
size (mm)250(deg) 146
88
50
DN40 88 88 a
(mm) 146
133119
L
(mm)
70L1
(mm)
72
53
L264
(mm)
32
53
L328
(mm)
32L4
L2 L3 L4 a
104.40.88W 64 28
L 3L3
DN
104.65.88W
104.50.88W
104.40.88W a65 4050 88 88L 172119
88 133 L11006470 100L272
64 32 L34028
4028 32 L4
L
104.40.88W 104.80.88W
104.65.88W
104.50.88W
40 8880 50
65 88 88
88 202
119 172 118100
133
64 70 11810072
64 4732
40
284732
40
28 L
104.100.88W
104.80.88W
104.65.88W 100 65
80 88 88
88 250
202 146
172 118
100 146118
100 5340
47 5340
47 L2 L1 L4
104.50.88W 50
104.100.88W
104.80.88W
88 100
80
133
88
88 250
202
70118
146
72
146
118 53
47
32 47
53
32 L
L 2L 3 L4
104.65.88W 65
104.100.88W 88 100 172
88 250 100146 100
146 53 40 53 40 L2 L3 L4
104.80.88W 80 88 202 118 118 47 47 L3
L1
104 Inspection
104.100.80.45 100 Opening
88 Junction
250 F&F Reducing
146 146 53 53 L1
L1
Typical dimensions
104 Inspection
Product Opening
Nominal Angle Dim. Junction
Dim. F&F Reducing
Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code 104size
Inspection
(mm) (deg)Opening
(mm) Junction
(mm) F&F Reducing
(mm) (mm) (mm)
104 Inspection Opening JunctionOpening
104 Inspection
DN a F&F Reducing
L Junction F&F Reducing
L1
Typical L2
dimensions L3 L4
Product100x50
104.100.50.45W 45 203
Typical dimensions
Nominal Angle 136 Dim. 51
Dim. Dim.45 Dim.31 Dim.
Product
Code Typical dimensions
104.100.65.45WProduct
Code 100x65
sizeNominal
45
DN
(mm) (deg)
203a Typical
Angle
size (mm) (deg)
(mm)
154L
Dim.
(mm)
dimensions
(mm)
L1
Dim. (mm)
51
(mm) L2
Dim. (mm)
45
(mm) L3
Dim. (mm)
39
(mm)
Dim.
L4
(mm)
Nominal
DN Angle
a Dim.
L Dim.
L1 Dim.
L2 Dim.
L3 Dim.
L4
Product Nominal Angle
Code
104.100.50.45W 100x50 Dim.203(mm)Dim.
size (mm) 45(deg) 136(mm) 51Dim. 45
(mm) (mm)Dim.
31
(mm) Dim.
104.100.50.45W DN
100x50 a
45 L L1 L2 L3 L4
size
104.100.65.45W (deg) 45(mm)
100x65 203203 (mm)
154136 51 45
3931
(mm) 45 (mm)
51 (mm)
Code 104.100.65.45W
104.100.50.45W 100x65
100x50 45
45 203
203 154
136 51
51 45
45 39
31
(mm)
104.100.65.45W 100x65 45 203 154 51 45 39
DN a L L1 L2 L3 L4
104.100.50.45W 100 x 50 45 203 136 51 45 31
104.100.65.45W 100 x 65 45 203 154 51 45 39
105 Rear Access Junction F&F

105 Rear Access Junction F&F
Typical dimensions
105 Rear Access 105
Product
RearF&F
Junction Access Junction F&F
Code 105 Rear Access Junction
Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. F&F
Typical Dim.
dimensions
Typical dimensions
Dim.
size (mm) (deg)
Product (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN
Product a
Nominal L Typical
Angle Dim. dimensions
L1 dimensions
L2
Dim. Dim.L3 Dim.
Code size Nominal
(mm) AngleTypical
(deg) (mm)Dim. (mm)Dim. (mm)
Dim. (mm)
Dim.
105.80.88 Code 80
Product size (mm)202
88 (deg) 118 (mm) L1 (mm) L2
118 (mm)
47 (mm)
Product Nominal
Code
DN
Angle
Nominal
DN
aAngle
a Dim.
LDim.
L Dim.
Dim.
L1 Dim.
L2
L3
Dim.
Dim.
L3 Dim.
size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Code
105.100.88* 105.80.88 100
size (mm)
105.80.88
8880
(deg)
251 a
DN80 88 88
147
202L
(mm)202
148
118 118
L1(mm)
118
51
L2
118
47
(mm)
L347 (mm)
*Nominal 100mm access opening 100
105.100.88* 88 251 147 148 51
DN
105.100.88*
105.80.88 a
100
80 88
88 L 202
251 147 L1 118
118 148 L2
51
47 L3
*Nominal 100mm
*Nominal access opening
100mm access100
opening 88
105.100.88* 251 147 148 51
105.80.88 80 88
202 118 118 47
105.100.88* 100 88 251 147 148 51
38 38 38 Note: All dimensions,

Note: mass and
All dimensions, volume
mass and arevolume
approximate
volume areare only. Ifonly.
approximate critical, contact
If Ifcritical, IplexIplex
contact Pipelines.
Pipelines.
38 Note: All dimensions, mass and approximate only. critical, contact Iplex
PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System Pipelines.
DWV System
– Fittings – Solvent
– Solvent CementCement
Joint Joint
105
105 Side Side Access
Access Junction Junction
DWV System –
DWV System – FittingsFittings – Solvent Cement
JointJoint
Typical–dimensions
Solvent Cement
Typical dimensions
Product Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim.
105 SideNominal
Code Access Junction
Angle Dim. Dim.
105 Side
Code
105 Side Access Access
Junction Junction
size (mm) size (mm) (mm)
(deg)
DN
(deg)
a
(mm)
(mm)
L
(mm)
L1
DN a L L1
Typical dimensions
105.100.45LH*
105.100.45LH* 100 100
Typical
45dimensions
14745 294147 294 a
Product Typical dimensions a
a a
Product 105.100.45RH* Nominal
100 Angle45 Dim. 147 Dim.294
Code
105.100.45RH* 100 sizeAngle
Nominal 45
(mm) 147
Dim.
(deg) 294
Dim.
(mm) (mm)
L1
Code *Nominal size
L1
*Nominal Nominal 150mm Anglea Dim.
access opening
L1Dim.
(mm) (deg)
DN (mm)
a (mm)
L L1
Product 150mm accessDNopening L
L
size
105.100.45LH*
(deg)100
(mm)
45 147
(mm) 294
L
Code 105.100.45LH* a a
100 45 147 294 a
105.100.45RH* 100 45 147 294
(mm) 100
a
L1
105.100.45RH*
*Nominal 150mm 45
access opening 147 294
DNaccess opening
a L L1
L1
*Nominal 150mm
L
105.100.45LH* 100 45 147 294
L
LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND
105.100.45RH* 100 45 147 294
*Nominal 100mm access opening LEFT HAND RIGHT HAND
106Double
106 Plain Plain Double Junction
Junction F&F F&F
106 Plain Double Junction F&F
Typical dimensions
Typical dimensions
Product
Product106 Plain Double Junction
Nominal Angle F&F
Typical dimensions
Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code Nominal sizeAngle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
106
CodePlain Double Junction
size (mm) (mm) F&F
(deg) (deg) (mm)
(mm) (mm) (mm)
(mm) (mm)
(mm) (mm)
(mm) (mm)
Nominal DNAngleDN a La
Dim. L1L
Typical L1
dimensions
Dim. L2 Dim. L3L2 L3
Dim.
L4 L4
Dim.
Product Product
106.100.88 100 88
Typical 259
dimensions 146 147 53 53
106.100.88 size 100(deg)
Nominal
88 (mm)
Angle
259 Dim.
(mm)
146 147 (mm)
Dim. Dim. 53 Dim.
(mm)
53 Dim.
(mm)
Code Product Code size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Code (mm) size
Nominal DN Angle
(mm) (deg)
Dim.
a
(mm)
Dim.
L
(mm)
Dim.
L1
(mm)
Dim.
L2
(mm)
Dim. L4
L3
(mm)
DN
106.100.88 DN a a100 LL
88 259L1 L1 146L2 L2L3
147 53L4L3 53 L4
106.100.88 100 88 259 146 147
106.100.88 100 88 259 146 14753 53
53 53
110Coupling
110 Plain Plain Coupling
110 Plain Coupling Typical dimensions
Typical dimensions
110 Plain Coupling
Product Product Nominal Dim. Dim.
110
Code Code Nominal size
Plain Coupling
Dim.
size (mm) Typical
(mm)
Dim.
(mm)Typical
(mm)dimensions
(mm) (mm)dimensions
Dim. Dim.
(mm)
DN L L1 (mm)
Product Product DN
Nominal
Nominal
L L1
Dim. Dim. Dim. L2 L2
Dim.
110.32
110.32 Code Typical 32
dimensions 2654 (mm)26 Dim.
CodeProduct 110.40
32 size
size (mm)
54
(mm)
DN40
(mm)
L L1 28 (mm) (mm) (mm)
110.40 40
Nominal 57
Dim. 2857
Dim. L2
Code 110.32
110.50 110.50 50
DN
size (mm) 32
(mm)
50
63
5463
(mm)
30
26 30 L Dim.
(mm)
L1
DN L L1
110.40 4065 5784 28 40
110.32
110.65 110.65
110.32 110.50
65 32 84
32
40 54L2 26
110.80 5054
80
26
63 90 30 44
110.40
110.80
110.40 110.65 40 40 6557
80 90 44
28
84 57 28
110.100 110.100 100 100
110 50110 40 50
110.50
110.50 110.80 50 50 8063 30
90 44 63 30
110.150 110.150 150 150
159 77159 77
110.65 110.100 65 84 40
110.65 65 100 110 50
84 40
110.80 110.150 80 15090 44
159 77
110.80
110.100 100 80 110 50 90 44
110.100
110.150 150 100 159 77 110 50
110.150 150Coupling with Threaded
110T Access
110T Access Coupling with Threaded159 End End 77
110T Access Coupling
Typical with Threaded End
Typical dimensions
dimensions
Product Product Nominal Dim. Dim.
Code Nominal size Dim. dimensions
Typical Dim.
110T
Code Access Coupling
Product size (mm) (mm) with Threaded
(mm) (mm)
DN
(mm) (mm) End
DN Nominal L L1L Dim.L1
Dim.
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm)
110T Access110.100T
Coupling with 100
110.100T Threaded 100 End50
Typical dimensions
DN103 L
103
L1
50
Product 110.150T 150
110.150T 110.100T 150
159 159
77 77
Nominal 100
Dim. Dim.
103 50
Code
110.150T
size (mm) (mm)
DN 150L
(mm)
159
L1
Typical
77 dimensions
Product
110.100T Nominal
100 103 50 Dim. Dim.
Code
110.150T size
150 (mm)
159 77 (mm) (mm)
DN L L1
110.100T 100 103 50
110.150T 150 159 77
Note: All dimensions,

Note: All dimensions, mass and
mass and volume arevolume are approximate
approximate only.contact
only. If critical, If critical, contact
Iplex Iplex Pipelines.
Pipelines. 39 39

DWV 111System – Fittings
Expansion Coupling– Solvent
F&F Cement Joint
DWV
111 Expansion111 System
Coupling – Fittings
F&F Coupling – Solvent Cement Joint
Expansion F&F
Typical dimensions
Product
111Code
DWV Expansion Nominal
Coupling
System – Fittings Typical
Dim.
F&F (mm)
(mm) –dimensions
sizeTypical Solvent dimensions
Dim. Dim.
Cement
(mm) Joint
Product 111 Expansion
Product Coupling
(mm)
F&F
Code Code111.40 NominalNominal Dim. L
(mm)
Dim.dimensions
Typical Dim.
L1 L2
Dim. Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)
111 Expansion
Product Coupling
size
size (mm) (mm)40 (mm)F&F L
81 (mm) 47 (mm) 29
L dimensions
Typical L1 L2 L1 L2
111.50 Nominal50 Dim. 84 Dim. 47 Dim. 32
Code
111.40 Product
111.40 40 size 40(mm)
NominalTypical(mm)
81 81 (mm)
47
47
dimensions (mm)
29 29
Code111.65 65 Dim. L 98 Dim.
L1 53 Dim.
L2 40
Product size50(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
111.50 111.50
111.80
111.40 50 Nominal
40 80
84
Dim. 84Dim.
L 122
81 47
47
L1
47 65
32
Dim.29 51
L2 32
Code
111.65 size (mm)
65 (mm)98 (mm)
53 (mm)
40
111.65 111.100 65
111.50
111.40 50 100 L81
40 98 L1
84 127 53
47 69 L229
47 32 5140
111.80 80 122 65 51
111.80 111.150 80
111.65
111.50
111.40
111.100
65 150 8184
4050
100 127
98 122 65
181 4747
53 98 2932
69
40 77
51
51
111.80
111.65
111.50 80
5065 84122
98 65
4753 51
3240
111.100 111.150 100 150 181 127 98 69 77 51
111.100
111.80
111.65 100
6580 98127
122 69
5365 51
4051
111.150 112 Female
150 Iron Coupling
181 (Female BSP
98 Thread to PVC
77 Socket)
111.150
111.100
111.80 150
100
80 181
127
122 98
6569 77
5151
112 Female Iron
111.150
111.100 Coupling
150
100 (Female
181Typical
127 BSP Thread to PVC Socket)
6998dimensions
5177
Product
112 Female Iron Coupling
112 Female(Female
111.150
Iron BSP
181Thread
150Nominal
Coupling 98 to
(Female
Thread Dim.PVC Socket)
77 Dim.
BSP Thread
Dim. to PVC Socket)
Code Typical
size (mm) BSPdimensions
(mm) (mm) (mm)
112 Female Iron
Product Coupling
DN (Female
inches L BSP
L1 Thread
L2 to PVC Socket)
Code
Nominal ThreadTypical
Typical Dim. dimensions
Dim.
dimensions Dim.
112 Female
112.32 Iron Coupling
size (mm) (Female
32 BSP1-¼” BSP
(mm) 50(mm) Thread
26(mm) 22 to PVC Socket)
Product Product
Nominal Nominal
DN inches L
Typical dimensions
40 Thread
Dim.
L1 L2
1-½” Dim. 53 Dim. 29 Dim. 21
Dim.Dim.
(mm)Thread
Code112.40
Code Product
112.32 size (mm)size32
Nominal
DNBSP
BSP dimensions
1-¼”
Typical
Thread
(mm)
50
Dim.
(mm)
(mm)26
Dim.
(mm)
(mm)
22
Dim. (mm)
Code112.50
Product size40(mm) 1-½”inches
50 inches
BSP
2” L 56 L1 32 L2 20
(mm) (mm) (mm)
112.65DN Nominal L26 69Dim.
L222 32 L1
L2
112.40 53 29 21
112.32
Code DN32 65Thread
1-¼”2-½”
inches Dim. Dim.
L50 105 L1
112.50 size (mm)
50 BSP2” (mm)56 (mm) 32 (mm) 20
112.32 112.40
112.32 32 DN32 1 1-¼”
40 inches- ¼” L 50
1-½” 53 L15029
26 21
L2 22 22 26
112.65 65 2-½” 105 69 32
112.40 112.50
112.40
112.32 40 50
3240 11-¼”
- 1/2”
2”
1-½” 56
5053 53
2632
29 20
222121 29
112.50 113 Male
112.65
112.50
112.40
50 Iron Coupling
65
4050 1-½”
2” 2” (Male
2-½” 105
56
53 BSP69 Thread
2932
56
32
2120 to
32 PVC Socket)
20
112.65
112.50 5065 2-½”
2” 105
56 3269 2032
112.65 113 Male
112.65
65
Iron 65
2
Coupling -
2-½”
1/2”
(Male BSP 105
Thread
Typical dimensions
105 69 32 to 69
PVC Socket) 32
Product
Nominal Thread Dim. Dim. Dim.
113Code
Male Iron Coupling
size (mm) (Male
Typical BSP Thread
dimensions
BSP (mm) (mm) to PVC Socket)
(mm)
113 Male Iron Coupling
113 Male(Male
Product BSP Thread
IronNominal
Coupling
DN to
(Male
inches
Thread PVC
Dim. BSP
L Socket)
Thread
Dim.
Typical dimensions
L1
Dim. to
L2 PVC Socket)
Code
113 Male
113.32 Iron size
Product Coupling
(mm)32 BSP (Male
1-¼”(mm)BSP Thread
47(mm) 24(mm)to19 PVC Socket)
Code113.40.32
DN inches
Nominal L
Typical
Typical dimensions
40x32 Thread 1-¼”
L1
dimensions
Dim. 48L2Dim. 27 Dim. 19
Product
113.32 size32(mm) Typical
BSP dimensions
1-¼” (mm)
47 (mm)
24 (mm)
19
Product Product 113.40 Nominal
Code Nominalsize (mm) BSP
DN 40 Thread
inches 1-½” Dim.
L 48 Dim.
L1 27 Dim.
Dim. L2 19 Dim. Dim.
113.40.32 40x32Thread 1-¼” BSP (mm)
48 (mm)
27 (mm)
19
Code Code size (mm)
113.50
113.32 Nominal 1-¼” 2” L47 52 (mm)
Thread
32 50 inches
DN
(mm) inches
size 40 BSP
Dim.
(mm)
Dim.
L124 31 L219 20(mm)
Dim.
(mm)
113.40 1-½” 48 (mm) 27 (mm)19
113.100DN
113.40.32
113.32 32 100inches
40x32
DN 1-¼” 4” L 47
1-¼” 48 111L124 L 55 L2 19
27 19 56 L1 L2
113.50 50 2” 52 31 20
113.40
113.40.32
113.32 32 40
40x32 1-½”
1-¼”
1-¼” 4748
48 2427
27 1919
19
113.32 113.100 32 100 1 -
4” ¼” 111 47
55 56 24 19
113.50
113.40
113.40.32 40x3250
40 1-½”
1-¼” 2” 52
4848 31
2727 20
1919
113.40.32 113.50
113.100
40 x 32 100
50
1 - ¼”
4”
2” 111
52
48
55 56
27 19
114 Copper 40
113.40 to PVC Adapter
1-½” 48 2731
(includes 20
Seal
19 Ring)
113.40 113.50
113.100 40 100
50 1 2”
- 4”1/2” 52 111 48
3155 2056 27 19
113.50 114 Copper
113.100 50 to PVC
100 Adapter (includes
2” dimensions
Typical
4” 111 5552 Seal 56 Ring)31 20
Product
113.100 114Code Copper100 to PVC Nominal
sizeTypical
4”
Adapter
(mm) dimensions
(mm)
Dim. 111
Dim. (includes
(mm) (mm)
Seal
Dim. 55
Ring) 56
114 Copper toNominal
Product PVC Adapter L (includes
L1
Dim.dimensions
Dim. Dim.
L2Seal Ring)
Code Typical
114
114 Copper to PVCCopper
114.32 to PVC
size (mm)Adapter
32x32 (includes
(mm) 71 (mm)
Adapter (includes Seal Ring)
Product Seal Ring)
45 (mm) 25
Nominal TypicalL dimensions L1 L2
Code114.40 40x40 Dim. 81 Dim. 47 Dim. 29
Product
114.32 size
32x32(mm)
Typical(mm)
71
dimensions (mm)
45 (mm)
25
Nominal Dim.
50x50 L Typical Dim. Dim.
Code114.50
size (mm) (mm)
84 L1 47
(mm) dimensions
L2 32
(mm)
Product Product 114.40
114.80
114.32
40x40
Nominal
32x3280x80 71
81
Dim. L 122 L1
47
Dim. Dim.
45 65 L2
29
25 51
114.50 Nominal (mm) Dim. 84 (mm) 32 Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm)
Code 114.100
114.40
114.32
50x50
100x100 L71
40x40
32x32 81 127 L145
47
47 69 L225 29 51
114.80 size (mm) 80x80 122 L 65 51 L1 L2
114.50
114.40
114.32
Note: Extra copper 50x50
40x40
32x32
to PVC adapter 84 seal45
7181 47 available,
47
rings 32
2529 9145.80, 9145.100
114.32 114.100 32 x 32Compatible
and 9145.150.
114.80
114.50
100x100 with
Thread
80x80
50x50
127 71 or BS
NZS
122
84
69 copper
65
51tube 45
51
25
114.40 40x40
BSP 81 4747 2932
114.40 Note: Extra40
114.100
114.80
114.50 x
copper 40 to PVC
inches
100x100
80x80
50x50
Thread
adapter seal
127
122
84 81rings 65
47
available,51
69 32 519145.80,47 9145.100 29
and 9145.150. Compatible with NZS or BS copper tube
114.50 114.80 Note:119
114.100
ExtraStrap
50 x 50
copper On
BSP
to PVCBoss
100x100
80x80 adapter 127
122 84rings
seal 6569available,
51519145.80, 479145.100 32
inches
Thread
and 9145.150. Compatible with NZS or BS copper tube
114.80 119 114.100
Note: 80
Extra x
copper80
Strap Compatible
On
100x100
to
BSP PVC adapter
Boss
Thread
127 122
seal 69
rings 51 9145.80,
available,
Typical
65 9145.100 51 Inlet
and 9145.150. inches with NZS or BS copper tube dimensions
Note: Extra copper to PVC
BSP adapter seal rings available, 9145.80, 9145.100
114.100 and 119 100Compatible
Product
Strap
9145.150.
x Thread
100
OninchesBoss 127 copper tubeDim. 69
with NZS or BSEntry
Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. 51 Inlet
L
Code BSP size (mm) Typical dimensions

Angle (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
119
Note: Extra copper to PVC
Product Strap
adapter seal On
inches Boss
rings available,
DN 9145.80, 9145.100 and 9145.150.
(deg) L L1 L2 L3 InletL
Compatible with NZS or BS copper tube Nominal Entry Typical Dim. Dim.
dimensions Dim. Dim.
119
Code Strap
119.80.50On size Boss (mm)
80x50 Angle88 (mm) 63(mm) 77 (mm) 46 (mm)102 L1
Inlet
Product DN (deg) Ldimensions L1 L2 L3 L L2
Nominal Entry TypicalDim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code119.100.50 size 100x50 88 63 (mm) 90 (mm) 58 (mm) 129 Inlet
Product (mm) Angle Typical (mm)
119 Strap on Boss
L
119.80.50 80x50
Nominal
DN 88
Entry
(deg) 63
dimensions
Dim.L 77
Dim.
L1 46
Dim.
L2 102
Dim.
L3
L1
Code
Product size (mm) Angle (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
L2
119.100.50 100x50
Nominal 88
Entry 63
Dim. 90 58 129 L
119.80.50 DN
80x50 (deg)
88 L63 Dim. L1
77 Dim.
L2
46 Dim.L3
102 L1
Code size (mm) Typical(mm)
Angle dimensions(mm) (mm) (mm)
Outlet
L3 L2
119.100.50
119.80.50 100x50
80x50
DN 88
88
(deg) 63
L 63 L17790 58
L246 129
102
L3 L1
Product Nominal80x50
119.100.50 100x50Entry88Angle
88 Dim. 7790Dim. Dim. Dim. L2
119.80.50 6363 4658 129

102 L1
Code
L3
size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) Outlet L2
119.100.50 100x50 (deg)
88 63 90 58 129
DN L L1 L2 L3 Outlet
L3
119.80.50 40 80 x 50 88 Note: All dimensions,

63 mass77 46approximate
and volume are 102only. If critical, contact
Outlet Iplex Pipelines.
L3
L3
119.100.50 40 100 x 50 88 All dimensions,
63 mass and90 58 Outlet
129If critical, contact
Note: volume are approximate only. Iplex Pipelines.
120/121 Bolted Trap Screw
Typical dimensions
Product
Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim.
120/121 Bolted Trap Screw Code size (mm) (mm)
L
(mm)
L1
(mm)
L2
120.80* 80 –58Solvent
45 Cement
126 Joint
Typical dimensions
Product DWV System
120.100*
120/121 – Fittings
Bolted – Solvent
100 Screw
Trap 66 51 Cement
168 Joint
Code Nominal Dim. (mm)
121.100**
120/121 Bolted Trap100
Screw 66 Dim. 51 (mm)
168 Dim. (mm)
size (mm)Product
*Socket L Typical dimensions
L1 L2
**Spigot into DWV Pipe Bore
TypicalDim.
Nominal dimensions
Dim. Dim.
120.80* 80 Product
Code 58size (mm) (mm) (mm)45 (mm) 126
Nominal Dim.
L Dim.
L1 Dim.
L2
120.100* 100 Code
120.80*
66 (mm)
size
80
(mm)
L58
(mm) 51
L145
(mm)
L2126
168
121.100** 100 120.80*
120.100* 6680100 5866 4551 51126
168 168
121.100**
120.100* 100
100 6666 5151 168
168
*Socket
**Spigot into DWV Pipe Bore *Socket
121.100** 100 66 51 168
*Socket
122/198 Pipe Reducer

Typical dimensions
Product
Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN L L1 L2 L3
198.100.40* 100x40 55 32 50 103
122.100.50*
122/198 100x50
Pipe Reducer 57 32 53 103
122/198 Pipe Reducer
122/198 Pipe
* Spigot into PipeReducer
Bore
Typical dimensions
Nominal Typical
Dim. dimensions
Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code
Product size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Product NominalCode Dim. Nominal
DN Dim.Dim.
L Dim.L1 Dim.L2 Dim.
Dim.
L3 Dim.
size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Code size (mm)198.100.40*(mm)100x40 DN L(mm)
55 L1 32 L2 50(mm)L3103 (mm)
DN 198.100.40*
122.100.50* L100x40 100x50 55571 3232 5053 L2 103
103 L3
122.100.50* 100x50 57 32 53 103
198.100.40* 100 x 40 55
* Spigot into Pipe Bore
32 50 103
* Spigot into Pipe Bore
122.100.50* 100 x 50 57 32 53 103
*Socket into Pipe Bore
123 Level Invert Taper

Typical dimensions
Product
DN L L1 L2 L3
123.40.32 40x32 64 43 25 25
123123.50.32 50x32
Level Invert Taper 90 56 31 25
123.50.40 50x40 68 56 29 28
123 Level Invert Taper Typical dimensions
123.65.40 65x40 97 69 39 29
Product
123 Level Invert Taper 123.65.50
Code
Product
65x50 Typical
Nominal Dim.79dimensions
size (mm) (mm)
Dim.69 Dim.38 Dim. 31
(mm) (mm) (mm)
123.80.50 80x50 Dim.
Nominal
DN L 138Dim.
L1 82Dim.
L2 50 Dim.
L3 38
123.80.65
123.40.32 Typical
80x65 dimensions
40x32
DN L 64125 L1 4382 L2 2550 L3 2544
123.100.50 100x50 132 110 49 31
Product Nominal 123.100.65Dim.40x32
123.50.32
123.40.32 50x32
Dim.
6490 4356 2531Dim. Dim.
2525
100x65 127 110 49 39
Code 123.50.40
123.50.32
size (mm)123.65.40
50x40
50x32
(mm) 65x40
123.100.80 100x80
9068
(mm)
181
5656
119
3129
(mm)
49
2528
(mm)
50
123.50.40 50x40 6897 5669 2939 2829
DN 123.65.40
123.150.100L
123.65.50 150x100
65x50
65x40
L1
209
9779
160
6969 3938
L2293151
97 L3
123.40.32 40 x 32 123.65.50
123.80.50 64 65x50
80x50 43 6982 3850 25 3138
138
79 25
123.80.65 80x65 125 8282 5050 3844
123.50.32 50 x 32 123.80.50
123.100.50
90 80x50
100x50
138
56
132 110
31 25
123.80.65 80x65 125 82 5049 4431
123.50.40 50 x 40123.100.50
123.100.65 68 100x50
100x65 132 56 110110 4949 293139
127 28
123.65.40 65 x 40 123.100.65
123.100.80
97 100x65
100x80 127 69 110119 4949 393950
181
29
123.150.100
123.100.80 150x100
100x80 181209 119160 4997 5051
123.65.50 65 x 50 123.150.100 79150x100 20969 160 97 3851 31
123.80.50 80 x 50 138 82 50 38
123.80.65 80 x 65 125 82 50 44
123.100.50 100 x 50 132 110 49 31
123.100.65 100 x 65 127 110 49 39
123.100.80 100 x 80 181 119 49 50
123.150.100 150 x 100 209 160 97 51

124 Socket Reducer DWV System 124 Socket Reducer
– Fittings – Solvent Cement Joint
124 Socket Reducer Typical dimensions
124 SocketProduct Reducer Typical dimensions
Product Typical
Nominaldimensions
Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code Nominal
ProductCode Dim.Typical
Nominal
(mm)
size (mm)
Dim.
(mm) Dim.
dimensions
Dim.
(mm) (mm)
Dim.
(mm) Dim. (mm)
L L1 L2
size (mm)
Code
Product size (mm)L (mm)
Nominal Dim. (mm)
Dim. Dim.L1
(mm) L2
Code 124.40.32 size (mm) 40x32 L
(mm) 29
L1
(mm) 43
L2
(mm) 27
124.40.32 40 x 32124.50.32 40x32 2950x32
DWV
124.40.32
System – Fittings L
29
– Solvent
L1
32
43 56 43 25
Cement
L2
27
Joint 27
124.50.32 50 x 32
124.40.32
124.50.32
124 Socket 50x32 3250x40
124.50.40 40x32
Reducer 29
32 30
43
56 56 56 28
27
25 25
124.50.40124.65.40 50x32
124.50.32 50x40 65x40 32 40
56 69
25 31
124.50.40 50 x 40 30 30 dimensions56 28
56 28
124.50.40 65x40 Typical
124.65.40124.65.50 50x40 65x50
30
40 40
56
69 69
28
31 32
124.65.40 65 x 40
Product
124.65.50124.80.50 65x40
124.65.40 65x50 40
Nominal80x5040
Dim. 69
40 45
Dim. 31
69 82
32 69
Dim. 30 31
Code size (mm)80x65(mm) 45 (mm) 82 (mm) 39
124.65.50 65 x 50
124.65.50
124.80.50124.80.65 65x50
80x50 40 L 40
45 69
82L1 32
30 69
L2 32
124.80.50
124.80.65124.100.40 80x50
80x65 100x40
45
4529 53
82
82 110
30
3927 29
124.80.50 80 x 50
124.40.32 40x32
124.80.65124.100.50 100x40
45
80x65 100x50 45 53
82
43
110
39
82 32
30
124.100.40
124.50.32 50x32 5332 110 56 2925
124.80.65 80 x 65124.100.65 100x40
124.100.40
124.100.50 100x50 45
100x65
53
5330 51
110
110 110
29 82 39
3228 39
124.50.40 50x40 56
124.100.40 100 x 40 124.100.80 100x50
124.100.50
124.100.65
124.65.40 100x65
65x4053
100x80
53
5140
53
110
110 69
110
32
39 110
31
47 29
124.150.100100x80
124.100.65
124.100.80 100x65 150x10051
5340 79
110
110 160
39
47 53
124.100.50 100 x 50
124.65.50
124.100.80
65x50
100x80
53 53 110
69
47
110
32 32
124.150.100
124.80.50 150x100
80x50 7945 160 82 5330
124.100.65 100 x 65
124.150.100 150x10051 79 160 53 110 39
124.80.65 80x65 45 82 39
124.100.80 100124.100.40
x 80 100x4053 53 110 110
29 47
124.150.100 124 AC – Ceramic
150 124.100.50
x 100 100x5079 53Socket 110 to PVC
160 Spigot Adapter
32 53
124 AC – Ceramic
124.100.65 Socket
100x65 51 to PVC
Typical 110 Spigot
39
dimensions Adapter
124 ACProduct
– Ceramic
124.100.80 Socket
100x80 53 to PVC110 Spigot
47 Adapter
Typical
Nominaldimensions
Dim. Dim. Dim.
ProductCode
124.150.100 150x100 79 (mm)
size (mm)
Typical
160 (mm)
dimensions
53 (mm)
Nominal Dim. Dim.
L Dim.
L1 L2
Code
Product size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Code 124.AC.100
size (mm) 100 L
(mm) 54
L1
(mm) 51
L2
(mm) 110
124 AC - Ceramic Socket to PVC
124.AC.100
Spigot
124.AC.150 100
Adapter
L
150
54 L1
82
51 L2
77
110 160
124.AC.100
124.AC.150 100
150 54
82 51
77 110
160
124 AC – Ceramic Typical
Socket dimensions
to PVC Spigot Adapter
Product 124.AC.150 150 82 77 160
Code Nominal Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)

Typical dimensions Dim. (mm)
sizeProduct
(mm)
Code
L
Nominal Dim. Dim. L1
Dim. L2
size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
124.AC.100 100 54 L L1 51
L2 110
124.AC.100 100 54 51 110
124.AC.150 150 82 77 160
124.AC.150 150 82 77 160
125 Floor Flange

125 Floor Flange
125 Floor Flange 125 Floor Flange Typical dimensions
ProductCode Typical
size (mm)
Typical
Nominal DN Dim.
dimensions
(mm)
dimensions
Dim.
L
(mm)
Dim.
L1
(mm)
L2
Code
Product
Product Nominal size
Dim.65
(mm) (mm)
Nominal
Code 125.65 sizeDN
Dim.
L
(mm)
Dim.
22
L1 Dim.115
(mm)
Dim.
69
L2 Dim.
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Code size (mm)
125.65 125.80 65(mm)
DN L
8022 L1
22
69 (mm)134
L2
82
115 (mm)
DN 125.100
125.65
125 Floor Flange
125.80 65 L 100
80 22
22 22
69
82 110L1 159
115
134 L2
125.80 80 22 82 134
125.65 65
125.100 100 22 22 110 15969 115
125.100 100 Typical
22 dimensions
110 159
125.80 80
Product 22 Dim. Dim. Dim. 82 134
Code127 Malesize Pan Collar
Nominal
125.100 100Male
127 PanforCollar
(Unsuitable use 22 ‘P’ Pans)
(mm) (mm)
DNwith L
(mm)
L1 110
(mm)
L2 159
127 Male
125.65
(Unsuitable Pan
for use Collar
with ‘P’65
Pans) 22 69Typical115
dimensions
(Unsuitable for use with ‘P’80
125.80 Product Pans) 22 82 134
NominalTypical
Dim. dimensions
Dim. Dim.
Dim. Dim.
125.100Code
Product 100 size (mm)
22 110 (mm)
(mm) 159 (mm)
(mm) (mm)
Typical dimensions
Nominal DN Dim. Dim.
L Dim.
L1 Dim.
L2Dim.
L3 L4
Code
Product size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)(mm)
Dim.
127 Male Pan Collar Code 127.100** DN
size (mm) (mm) 100
L 97
L1
(mm) 41
L2
(mm) 52
L3
(mm) 127
L4
(mm) 103
127.100**127.100A* DN 100 L
100
97 L1
10841 L2
44
52 L3
50
127 L4
127
103 103
(Unsuitable for use with ‘P’ 127
Pans)Male Pan Collar
127.100A*127.100R*** 100
127.100** 100 100
97
108 44 Rubber
41 50 seal 127
52 for pan collar
127 103
103
(Unsuitable for use with ‘P’ Pans)
127.100A*
*Offset
127.100R*** 100 Typical
100 108
dimensions
44 seal for
Rubber 50 pan collar
127 103
**Concentric 100
127.100R*** Typical seal
Rubber dimensions
for pan collar
*Offset
Product Nominal Dim.
***Rubber
Product
**Concentric
*Offset
seal ring only Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size**Concentric
(mm)
Code seal ring
***Rubber (mm)
onlysize (mm) (mm)
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)(mm) (mm) (mm)
***Rubber seal ring only DN L L1 L2 L3 L4
DN L L1 L2 L3 L4
127.100** 100 97 41 52 127 103
127.100** 100127.100A* 97 100 127
108 44 10350 127 127103 103
127.100A* 100127.100R***
42 108 100 127 Rubber 103
seal
Note: All mass127
for pan collar
dimensions, and volume are 103
approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
42*Offset
127.100R*** 100
**Concentric Rubber seal for pan collar
Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
42***Rubber seal ring only Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
*Offset
**Concentric
***Rubber seal ring only

127 Female Pan Collar
127 Female Pan Collar DWV System – Fittings – Solvent
Typical Cement Joint
dimensions
Product
127 Female Pan Collar
DWV
Code System – Typical
Fittings
size –dimensions
(mm) (mm) Solvent
(mm) Cement
(mm) (mm)Joint
Product 127 Female Pan
DN
Collar
L L1
Typical dimensionsL2 L3
Code Nominal
DWV Dim. (mm)
127.80*System – Fittings
Product 80 Dim. (mm)
– Solvent
136 41 Dim.
Cement
44 (mm)
Joint Dim. (mm)
127
size (mm)
DWV System
Codeoutlet
*Offset
127 Female PanDN L
– Fittings
size –
(mm) Typical
(mm)
Collar L L1
Solvent
(mm) Cement
(mm)
dimensions L2
(mm)Joint L3
L1 L2 L3
Product
120.80* 80127 Female
127.80*
Code
Pan
136 Collar
Nominal
80
Dim. 41
136
Dim.
size (mm) (mm) 41
Dim.
44
(mm)
44
Dim.
127
Typical dimensions
(mm)
127
(mm)
Product
*Offset outlet DN L
Typical L1 L2
dimensions L3
*Offset outlet Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
128 Safe
Product
Code
127.80* Waste
size80Tray (mm)
(mm) 136 41
(mm) 44
(mm) 127
(mm)
Codeoutlet
*Offset sizeDN
(mm) (mm)L L1
(mm) L2
(mm) L3
(mm)
DN Typical
L dimensions
L1 L2 L3
127.80* 80 136 41 44 127
Product
128
127.80*
*Offset
Safe
outlet
Waste80Tray
Nominal Dim.
136 Dim.
41 Dim.
44 127
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
128 Safe Waste Tray *Offset outlet
128 Safe Waste Tray TypicalLdimensions
L1 L2
Product
128.80 80 22 82 190
128
Code
128.100
Safe Waste Typical
100
size (mm)
Tray 22
(mm)
Typical dimensions
110
(mm)
dimensions
L L1
190
(mm)
L2
Product
128 Safe Waste Tray Dim. Dim. Dim.
Product Nominal 128.80
Code Dim.
Nominal
size 80
Dim.
22
Typical
(mm) (mm) 82
dimensions
(mm) 190
(mm) Dim.
Code size (mm)
Product
128.100 (mm)100 TypicalL22
Nominal Dim. Dim. (mm)
L1
110
dimensions L2
190
Dim. (mm)
Product
Code
DN Code
128.80 size L
80(mm)
Nominal 22
(mm)
Dim.
L
82
(mm)
Dim.
L1
L1
190
(mm)
Dim.
L2
L2
128.100 size100
(mm) (mm)22 (mm)
110 (mm)
190
128.80 80 129
128.80Inspection22 Pipe F&F
80 L
22 L1
82 82
L2
190 190
128.80 80 22 82 190
128.100 100 128.100
128.100
100
22
100
22
22
110
110
190
110
Typical dimensions
190
190
Product
129 Inspection
Code
Pipe F&F
size (mm)
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) L2
DN Typical dimensionsL2
L L1 L3
129 Inspection Pipe F&F 129 Inspection Pipe

Product
129.80 80
Nominal
F&F 106
Dim.
93
Dim.
51
Dim.
216
Dim.
Code
129.100FF* size100 284 dimensions
(mm) Typical
(mm) 142
(mm) 70
(mm) 54
(mm) L2
129 Inspection Pipe F&F
Typical
DN L
dimensions
L1 L2 L3
Product
129.150FF* 150 187 165 77 77
129 Inspection
129.80
Pipe
Nominal F&F
Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size 80 106 dimensions
Typical 93 (mm)51 216 L3 L3
Product
(mm)
opening(mm) (mm) (mm) L2
Nominal
Product
129.100FF* Dim.
*Nominal 150mm access
DN
100 L Dim.
284
Typical L1
142
dimensionsL270 Dim.
L354 Dim. L1
Code size (mm)
Product
Code
129.80
129.150FF* (mm)
size 80
150
(mm) (mm)
Nominal 187(mm)
106
Dim. 93
165
(mm)
Dim. 51
(mm)77
Dim. (mm)
216
(mm)
Dim.77 (mm) L2
Code DN L L1 L2 L3 L3 L L3
DN*Nominal
129.100FF* L DN
size100
150mm access (mm) 284 L1
opening(mm)
L
(mm)
142
L1
(mm)
70
L2 L2
(mm)
54
L3 L3 L2
129.80
129.150FF* 80
150 106
187 93
165 51
77 216
77 L1
129.80* 80*Nominal
129.80
129.100FF* 106100 80
150mm access opening
284 93
106 93
142 51
70 51
216
54 216 L3 L3
L
129.100FF* 100 284 142 70 54
129.100FF* 100129 Inspection
129.150FF*
284Pipe M&F 142
150 187 165 77
70
77
54 L3
L1
L3
129.150FF*
*Nominal 150mm access150opening 187 165 77 77
129.150FF* 150*Nominal 150mm access
187 opening 165 dimensions
Typical 77 77 L3 L1 L L3
Product L2 L1
*Nominal 150mm access opening 129 Inspection Pipe M&F
Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. L
Code size (mm)
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) L
DN L Typical
L1 dimensions
L2 L3 L4
129 Inspection Pipe
Product
129.100* 100
M&F299 157 71 110 54 L3L2
Code
129 Inspection Pipe M&F 129129.150*
*Nominal
Product 150mm access
150
InspectionsizePipe(mm) 364
DN M&F
opening L
192
(mm)Typical
(mm)
L1
165
(mm)
dimensions
L2
160
(mm)
L3
77
(mm)
L4 L2
129 Inspection Pipe
Nominal M&F
Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. L3 L1 L4
129.100*
Code 100 299 Typical
157 71
dimensions 110 54
Product
129.150*
Typical
size (mm)
DN
150 L dimensions
(mm)
364
(mm)
L1
192
Typical
(mm)
L2
165
dimensions
(mm)
L3
160
(mm)
L477 L2 L
Product Nominal Product
Code
*Nominal Dim.access
129.100* 150mm size (mm)
Nominal Dim.
opening
100 299
(mm)
Dim. 157 Dim.
(mm)
Dim. 71
(mm)
Dim. 110Dim.
(mm)
Dim. 54
(mm)
Dim. Dim. L3L2
L1 L4
Code sizeDN L L1 L2 L3 L4
Code size (mm)129.150*
(mm) 150
(mm)
(mm) 364(mm) (mm)
192
(mm)(mm)
165 (mm)
160
(mm)(mm)
77
(mm) L3 L
129.100*150mm accessDN
*Nominal 100 L
opening 299
L1
157 L2
71 L3
110 L4
54
DN 129.100*
129.150* L 150 L1
100 299
364 192 L2165
157 71 110
160 L3 54
77 L4 L3 L1 L4
L
129.100* 100 *Nominal
129.150*
131 299access150
150mm
Weathering 157
opening
Apron 364 192
71165 160
110 77 54 L1 L4
129.150* 150 364 192Typical dimensions
165 160 77 L1 L L4
Product L
*Nominal 150mm access opening 131
Code
Weathering ApronDim.
size (mm)
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN
L L1
Typical dimensions L2 L3
131 Weathering 40
Product
131.40
Apron 70 38 56 43
Code
131.50 size50(mm) (mm) 70 dimensions
38
(mm) 69
(mm) (mm)56
131 Weathering DN ApronTypicalL L1 L2 L3
Product
131.65 65 66 47 86 69
131 Weathering Apron 131 Weathering
131.40
Apron
Code
131.80 size 40
80
70 dimensions
Typical
(mm) (mm) 70 (mm)38 (mm)
38
56
102 (mm) 43
83
Product
131.50 DN50 L70 dimensions
Typical L138 L269 L356
131.100 100 68 38 133 110
Product
Code
131.40
131.65 sizeTypical
Nominal
4065
(mm)
Nominal
Dim.
(mm)
Dim.
dimensions
70
66
Dim.
38
(mm)
Dim.47
Dim.
56
(mm)86
Dim.
Dim.
(mm)43
Dim.69
Code sizeDN L L1 L2 L3
Product Nominal
131.50
131.80 Dim. 50
DN
(mm) (mm)
80 70Dim.
70
L70
(mm)38 (mm)
38
L1
69
102
L2 Dim.
(mm)56
83
L343 Dim.
131.40 40 38 56
Code 131.65
size (mm)
131.100
131.40
131.50 (mm)
65
100
40
50
66
68
70
70 (mm)
47
38
38
38
86
133
56
69 (mm)
69
110
43
56 (mm)
131.80 80 70 38 102 83
DN 131.50
131.65
131.100
L 100
50
65 66 L138
70
68
38
47 69
86
133
L256
69
110
L3
131.40 40 131.65
131.80
70 6580 66
70
38 47
38 86
102
5669
83
43 43
131.80
131.100 80Note: All dimensions,
100 70
68 38
38
mass102
and volume
133 83are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
110
131.50 50 131.100 70100 68 38 38 133 69
110 56
131.65 65 66 47 mass and volume
Note: All dimensions, 86are approximate only.
69 If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines. 43
131.80 80 70 38 102 83
131.100 100 68 38 133 110

DWV SystemCap
136 Access – Fittings
& Base– Solvent Cement Joint
DWV
136 Access Cap SystemCap
& Base
136 Access – Fittings
& Base
Typical
– Solvent Cement Joint
dimensions
Product
136
Code Access Cap & Base
Nominal Dim.
size (mm) (mm)Typical
Typical Dim.
(mm) dimensions
dimensions
Product 136 Access Cap
Product & Base L L1
Code Code NominalNominal
sizeTypical
Dim.
(mm) dimensions
(mm) Dim. (mm)
Dim.
(mm) Dim. (mm)
136.32
Product size (mm) 32 52 25
DWV System – Typical dimensions
Fittings
Nominal L– Solvent
Dim. L1
Dim. L
Cement Joint L1
Product
136.40
Code size 40
(mm) (mm) 55 28
(mm)
136.32 32
Nominal 52
Dim. 25
Dim.
136.32 Code
136.50 32size50(mm) (mm) L
62 L1
31
(mm) 52 25
136 Access Cap40& Base
136.40 55
L 28
L1 L
136.40 136.32
136.80
136.50
40 80 32
50
52
97
62
25
44
31
55 28
136.32
136.40 32
40 52
55
Typical dimensions25
28 L
136.50 136.100
136.80
136.40
Product
50 100
80
40
115
97
55
50
44
28
62 31
136.50
136.150 50
150
Nominal 62
161
Dim. 31
77
Dim. L
136.80 136.100
Code
136.50
136.80
80size100
50
(mm) (mm)
80
115
62
97
50
31
(mm)
44
97 44 L
136.150 150 161
L 77
L1
136.100 136.80
136.100 100 100 80 97
115 44
50 115 50
136.32
136.100 32
100 52
115 25
50
136.150 136.150
136.40 150 150
40
161
55
77
28 161 77
136.150 150 161 77
136.50
136.100PP Dust50Cap 62 31 L
136.80 80 97 44
136.100PP
136.100
Dust100 Cap dimensions
Typical
115 50
136.100PP Dust Cap
Product
Nominal Dim. Dim.
136.100PP
136.150
Code Dust Cap
150
Typical 161
dimensions
size (mm) (mm)
77
(mm)
136.100PP
Product Dust DNCap Dim.
Nominal L Typical
L1 dimensions
Dim.
Product Code
136.100PP
Typical
100
dimensions
size (mm) (mm)
28
(mm)
110
Code
Product Nominal Typical dimensions
DN
Nominal L
Dim. Dim. (mm)
L1
Dim. Dim. (mm)
Product
Code
136.100PPsize (mm)
size (mm) (mm)
100
Nominal 28
Dim. (mm)
110
Dim. L L1
Code sizeDN(mm) (mm) L L1
(mm)
136C Threaded
136.100PP 136.100PP
136.100PP
Dust
100 Access
DNCap
100
LCap L1
28 110 28 110
136C Threaded 100
136.100PP Access 28Cap 110
Typical dimensions
Product
136C
Code Threaded Access
Nominal Cap(mm)
Dim. Dim.
Typical dimensions
size (mm) (mm)
136C Threaded
Product
136C Threaded Code Access
Access Cap Nominal
DN LCap
Dim. L1
Dim.
Typical dimensions
size (mm) (mm) (mm)
136C.100
136.100PP
Product 100
DN 29
28
L 125
110
Typical dimensionsL1
30 Typical
175 dimensions
Nominal Dim. Dim.
Product
136C.150
Code 150
Product 136C.100 size (mm)
100
Nominal (mm)
29
Dim. (mm)
125
Dim.
Code 136C
Code Nominal
sizeDN
Threaded 100
(mm) (mm)
Access30
L
Dim. (mm)
L1
(mm) Dim. (mm)
136C.150 150
DN LCap 175
L1
136C.100 size (mm) 29 125 L L1
136C.100
136C.150 100
150 29
30 125
175
Typical dimensions
136C.100 Product
136C.150 100 150 30 175 29 125
137 Push On Cap Nominal Dim. Dim.
136C.150 Code 150size (mm) (mm) (mm) 30 175
137 Push On Cap
DN TypicalLdimensions
L1
Product
136C.100 100 29 125
137
CodePush On size
Cap Typical
(mm) (mm)
dimensions
(mm) (mm)
136C.150
137 Push
Product On Cap 150 30 175
DN
Nominal L
Dim. L1
Dim. L2
Dim.
137 Push On Cap
Code size (mm)Typical
(mm)dimensions
(mm) (mm)
137.40
Product 40 Typical
DN 25
L 28
dimensions
L1 43
L2
Product
137.50
Code size 50
(mm) (mm) 25 Typical
27
(mm) dimensions
56
(mm)
137.40 40
Nominal 25
Dim. 28
Dim. 43
Dim.
Code
137.65 sizeDN
65
(mm) (mm) L
25 L1
28
(mm) L2
69
(mm)
Product 137
137.50Nominal
Push On Cap 50
DN Dim.
25
L 27
L1 56
L2 Dim. Dim.
137.40
137.80 40
80 25 28 43
82
Code size
137.65
137.40
137.50 (mm) 65
40
50 Typical (mm)
25
25 28
28
25dimensions
27
69
43
56 (mm) (mm)
137.100 100 27 30 110
137.150 DN
137.80
137.50
Product
137.65
80
50
65 25 L
25
25
28
27
28
82
56
69 L1 L2
150
Nominal 35
Dim. 38
Dim. 160
Dim.
137.100
Code 100 27 30 110
137.40 137.65
137.80
137.150
40 size 65
(mm)
80
150
DN
2525 28
25
(mm)
35
L
28
(mm)
38
L1
69
(mm)
82
160
L2
28 43
137.80
137.100 80
100 25
27 28
30 82
110
137.50 150 Vent
137.40
137.100
50Cowl 40
100 2525 30
27 28 43
110
27 56
137.150 150 35 38 160
137.65 137.50
137.150 65 50 25 25 27 56 28 69
150 Vent Cowl 150
137.65
35
Typical dimensions
65 25
38
28
160
69
137.80 Product 80
Nominal Dim.
25 Dim.
28 82
150
Code Vent Cowlsize
137.80 80 25
Typical dimensions 28 82
137.100 150 Vent
Product
137.100
100Cowl (mm)
100
DN
(mm)
27
L
27 (mm)
30
L1 110
30 110
Nominal Dim. Dim.
Code Typical
(mm) dimensions
137.150 137.150
150.40
Product
150 size15040
(mm)
35
50 35 (mm)
Typical dimensions 38
22 160 38 160
DN
Nominal L
Dim. L1
Dim.
Product
150.50.40
Code 50x40
size (mm) (mm) 65 25
(mm)
150.40 40
Nominal 50
Dim. 22
Dim.
Code
150.65 sizeDN
65
(mm) (mm) L
88 L1
45
(mm)
150 Vent
150.50.40
150.40
Cowl 50x40
DN
40
65
L
50
25
L1
22
150.80 80 72 25
150 Vent Cowl 150.50.40
150.65
150.40 65
40
50x40
88
50
65
Typical dimensions
45
22
150.100 100 85 25
150.80
150.50.40 80
50x40 72
65 25
25
Product
150.65
150.150
150.100
Code
65
150
Nominal
100
88
100
Dim.
85 Typical
25 dimensions
45
Dim.
25
150.65
150.80 size 65
(mm)
80 88
(mm)
72 45
(mm)
25
Product 150.150
150.80 Nominal 150
DN
80 100
L
72 25 Dim.
25
L1 Dim.
150.100 100 85 25
Code 150.40
150.100 size (mm) 40
100 50
85 22 (mm)
25 (mm)
150.150 150 100 25
150.50.40
150.150 DN 50x40
150 65
100 25
25 L L1
150.65 65 88 45
150.40 40 50 22
150.80 80 72 25
150.50.40 150.100 50x40100 85 25 65 25
150.65 150.150 65 150 100 25 88 45
150.80 80 72 25
150.100 100 85 25
150.150 44
150 100 25
Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
44 44 PLUMBING
Note: All dimensions, mass and volume Drain,
are approximate only.Waste
If critical,and Vent
contact IplexPipe and Fittings System
Pipelines.
159 Adjustable Floor Waste Gully P Trap
159 Adjustable Floor Waste Gully P Trap
Typical dimensions
Product DWV SystemTypical
– Fittingsdimensions
– Solvent Cement Joint
CodeDWV System – Fittings – Solvent Cement JointDim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim.
size (mm)
159 Adjustable (mm)
Floor Dim.
(mm)
Waste Dim.
(mm) Dim.
(mm)
Gully Trap Dim.
P (mm) Dim.
(mm) (mm) (mm)Dim.
(mm)
DN L L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8
Code size (mm) 159(mm)
Adjustable
(mm) Floor
(mm) Waste(mm) Gully
(mm) P Trap(mm)
Joint (mm) (mm)31 (mm) L8
DWV System
159.80.50P – Fittings 80x50 – Solvent178 121Cement
193 161
Typical88dimensions
82 45 56
DN DWV LSystem
159.80.65P Product 80x65
L1 – L2
Fittings 185
– L3
Solvent
121
L4
206
Cement
Typical167
L5 Joint
88
dimensions L6
82 45
L7 39 L8 69
159 Adjustable Floor Waste GullyDim.
Nominal P TrapDim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
159.80.50P 80 159.80.80P*
x 50159 178
ProductCode 121
Adjustable 80x80 193
Floor
Nominal Waste
267
size (mm)161
Dim. 156Gully
(mm)
Dim. 88
237 P
(mm)
Dim. Trap
190 8288
(mm)
Dim. (mm) 45
Dim. 82
(mm) Dim.
Dim. 47 31Dim.
(mm) 56
51 Dim.
(mm) 82 (mm)
(mm)
Code size (mm) DN (mm) (mm) L (mm) L1 (mm) L2 (mm) L3 (mm)L4 (mm) L5 (mm)L6 (mm) L7 L8
159.80.65P 80 x 65 185 121 20680x50167 178 88 82 161 45 8239 45 69
L8
159.100.50** 100x50 DN 190 L 125 200
Typical
L1 170
dimensions
L2 L3 110L4 118
L5 54
L6 32
L7 L860
159.80.50P 121 dimensions
Typical 193 88 31 56 L8
159.100.65**
Product 159.80.50P 100x65 80x50 190 125
178 Dim.121 207193 175 110 118 54 40 74
159.80.80P* 80 x 80 267
Product159.80.65P156
Nominal 237
Dim.80x65 190
Dim. 185 88 121 161
Dim. 82
206
Dim. 88 82
Dim.47
167 88Dim.45 51
82Dim. 31
82
45 Dim.56
39 69
Code size (mm)Nominal(mm)80x80 Dim.
(mm) Dim.
185 (mm) Dim.
(mm) Dim.
(mm) Dim.(mm)Dim.(mm) Dim. Dim. Dim.
159.80.65P
Code 159.80.80P* 80x65
size (mm) (mm)
121
(mm)
206
267 (mm) 167
156 (mm)
237 88
190
(mm)
82
88
(mm) 82(mm)
45
(mm) 47 (mm)
39
(mm)
69
51
(mm) 82
159.100.50** 100 x 50159.80.80P*
*Plain floor 190
waste gully 125
(fi
159.100.50**
xed)
DN 200
80x80
DN
L
100x50
170
L1
267
L L1 110
L2
156
190 237
L3
L2
125 190
L3118
L4
200 L4 54
88
170
L5
82
L5
110
L6 32
47
L6
118
L7
51
L7
54
60
L8
82
L8
32 60 L8
L8
**Use only in conjunction
159.80.50P 80x50with Iplex178
Boss Junctions
121 193 161 88 82 45 31 56
159.100.65** 100 x 65159.80.50P
190
159.100.50** 125 100x50
159.100.65** 207100x65
80x50 175 125
190
178 190 110
121 200
125 170
193 118 110
161
207 88 54
175 118
82
110 4540 32
54
118 31
54 74
60
56
40 74
159.80.65P159.100.65**
159.80.65P 80x65 100x65 185
80x65 121
190
185 125 206 207
121 167 175
206 88 110
167 8882 11882 45 54
45 39 40
39 6974
69
*Plain floor waste gully (fixed) *Plain floor waste gully (fixed) 156
159.80.80P*159.80.80P* 80x80 267
80x80 267 237 237
156 190 190 88 8882 82 47 47 51 51 8282
**Use only in conjunction with Iplex*Plain
Boss flJunctions
oor waste
**Use onlygully (fixed)
in conjunction with Iplex
190 Boss Junctions
159.100.50** 159.100.50**
159 Adjustable 100x50 100x50
Disconnector 190 125 Trap125
200 F&F200
170 170110 110118 11854 54 32 32 6060
**Use only in conjunction with Iplex Boss Junctions
159.100.65** 159.100.65** 100x65 100x65
190 190
125 125
207 207 175 175110 110118 11854 54 40 40 7474
Typical dimensions
floor *Plain
*PlainProduct wasteflgully
oor waste gully (fixed)
159 (fiAdjustable
xed) Disconnector
Boss Junctions Trap F&F
159 Adjustable**Use Disconnector
Code **Use only
159
only in
inTrap
conjunction size F&F
conjunction
Adjustable with(mm)
Iplex
with Iplex
Disconnector
Boss (mm) Trap
(mm)Junctions (mm) F&F (mm) (mm)
DN L L1 L2 L3
Typical dimensions L4
159.100* Product 100 Typical
232
Nominal 166 dimensions
Typical
Dim.
dimensions
281
Dim. 56
Dim. Dim.51 Dim.
Product Code
Product Nominal
*Use only159 Adjustable
in conjunction
Code Dim.
with
Nominal
size Iplex
(mm)
size (mm)
Boss
DN
Dim. (mm)
Dim.
Disconnector
Dim. (mm)
Junctions
(mm) L Trap
(mm)
Dim. (mm)
Dim.
L1 F&FL2
(mm)
Dim. (mm)
(mm)
Dim. (mm)
Dim.
L3
(mm) L4 Dim.
Code 159 Adjustable
size (mm) 159.100* Disconnector
(mm) DN
(mm)
100
L Trap L1 F&F
(mm)
L2
232 dimensions
166
L3
281 (mm)
56
L4
51 (mm)
Typical
DN159.100*
Product*Use only in
100
Lconjunction 232
with
Nominal Typical L1
Iplex
Dim.
166
Boss
281
L2 Dim.
Dim.Junctions
dimensions Dim.
56
L351
Dim. L4
Product*Use Code only in conjunction sizewith
(mm)Iplex (mm)
Boss Junctions
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
159.100* Code
100 Nominal232 DN Dim. 166
Dim.
L Dim. 281
L1 L2Dim. L3 Dim. 56 L4 51
size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
*Use only in conjunction with Iplex Boss159.100*
Junctions DN 100L 232
L1 166 L2 281 L3 56 L4 51
159.100* *Use only in conjunction

100 with
232Iplex Boss
166 Junctions
281 56 51
166
*Use only Cap & Lining
in conjunction Male
with Iplex BossSpigot
Junctions
166 Cap & LiningTypical

Maledimensions
Spigot
166 Cap & Lining Male Spigot
Product
166 Cap & Lining Male
Code
Spigot Nominal Thread Dim. Typical
Dim. dimensions
Dim. Dim.
size (mm) BSP (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
ProductDN Typical dimensions
L L1 L2 L3
(inches)
Nominal Thread Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Product
Code Nominal Typical
size (mm)
Thread dimensions
BSP
Dim. (mm)Dim. (mm)
Dim. (mm)
Dim. (mm)
166
CodeCap &40x40
166.40.40* Lining Male
1-½”
DNBSPSpigot
72(mm) 37.5
(inches) L 18
L1 L228 L3
Product Nominal
*40mm BSP Socket x 40mm
166.40.40*
size (mm)
Thread
DN Spigot
PVC Dim.
(inches)
40x40 into PipeL
1-½” Bore 72
(mm)
L1 Dim.
37.5
(mm)
L2
(mm)
Dim. 28
L3
18
Dim.
Code size166.40.40*
166 Cap (mm)
& Lining
*40mm BSP
Product Male BSPSpigot
40x40
Socket x 40mm1-½”
PVC
Typical
(mm)
dimensions
72 into37.5
Spigot (mm)
Pipe Bore 18 (mm)
28 (mm)
DN
CodeBSP Socket(inches)
*40mm
Nominal Thread Dim.
xsize
40mm (mm)PVC Spigot L(mm)
BSP into (mm) L1(mm)
Dim.
Pipe Bore
Dim.
L2
Dim.
(mm) L3
DN Typical dimensions
(inches) L L1 L2 L3
166.40.40* Product 40166.40.40*
x 40 Nominal 140x40 -Thread
1/2” 1-½”Dim.
72 37.5
Dim. 37.5Dim. 18Dim. 28
72
18 28
Code size (mm) BSP (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
166
*40mm BSP Socket x 40mm PVC Cap
Spigot &BSP
*40mminto Lining
DN x Female
Pipe Bore 40mm PVC Spigot
Socket
(inches)
Socket
L into Pipe
L1 Bore L2 L3
166 Cap & Lining Female Socket
166.40.40*166 Cap40x40
& Lining1-½”
Female
Typical 72 Socket
37.5
dimensions 18 28
Typical dimensions
Product
*40mm BSP Socket x 40mm PVC Spigot into Pipe Bore
Nominal Thread
Product Dim.
Typical Dim.
dimensions Dim.
Code Product Codesize (mm)
Nominal
BSP Thread (mm)
(mm) Dim. (mm)
Dim. Dim.
size Thread
Nominal (mm) BSP (mm)
Dim. L1Dim. (mm)
Dim. (mm)
166 Cap & Lining Female 166
Code Cap & Lining
DN Female
(inches)
Socket size (mm) DNBSP (inches) Socket
L
(mm) L
(mm)
L2
L1
(mm) L2
166.50.40* DN 2”(inches) 54 L L1 L2
166.50.40* 40 40 2” 2054 21
20 21
Typical dimensions
*50mm BSP166.50.40*
Thread
*50mmx BSP
Product 40mm PVC
Thread Typical
40xSocket dimensions
40mm2”PVC Socket
54 20 21
Product 166 Cap &

*50mm
Code Lining
BSP ThreadFemale
xsize
40mm PVCSocket
Nominal Thread Dim.
Socket
Dim. Dim.
Nominal Thread DN BSP
(mm) BSP
(inches) LDim. L1
(mm) (mm)
L2 Dim.
(mm)
Dim.
Code 168size (mm)
Socket 168Floor
166.50.40* Socket(inches)
Grate Floor
Typical
40 Grate
dimensions
2” (mm)
54 20 21(mm) (mm)
Product168
DN Socket Floor GrateDim. Dim. L L1 L2
*50mm BSPNominal Thread
Thread x 40mm PVC Socket
Typical dimensions Dim.
Code Typical
size (mm) dimensions
BSP (mm) (mm) (mm)
166.50.40* 40
Product
Product
Product
DN
Nominal
2”
Typical
(inches)
dimensions
Nominal
Dim.
L Dim.
Dim.
L154 Dim. L2 20 21
Code Nominal size (mm)
Dim.(mm)Dim. (mm)
Code168
166.50.40* CodeSocket Floor
size
40 Grate
(mm)
*50mm BSP Thread x 40mm PVC Socket size2” (mm) 54 (mm)
(mm) L 20 L1 21 L
(mm) (mm) L L L1 L1 L L
*50mm BSP Thread168.80
x 40mm PVC Typical
Socket80 100
dimensions 60
168.80 168.80White PVC80 80 100 100 60 60
Product Nominal Dim. Dim.
White PVC
White
CodePVC
size (mm) (mm)
168 Socket Floor Grate (mm) L L1 L
168 Socket Floor Grate 168.80 80 100 60 L1
Typical dimensions
White PVC
Dim.Typical
Dim. dimensions
L1
Product L1
Product Code
Nominal
size (mm) (mm)
Code Nominal
(mm) L Dim. (mm)
L1 Dim. (mm) ø 82 Nominal
L
168.80 size (mm)

80 100 60 L L1 ø 82 Nominal L1
ø 82 Nominal
168.80 White PVC 80 100 60
White PVC Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines. 45
ø 82 Nominal
L1
ø 82 Nominal
168 Spigot Base Floor Grate
Typical dimensions
Product
size (mm) L L1 L L
L1 L1
168.80WH* 80 131 80 L
L1
168.80CP** 80 131 80
L
168.100WH* 100 160 80 To fit bore
To fitofbore of
L1
To Lfitofbore of
To fit bore 100mm100mm
DWV pipe
DWV pipe
168.100CP** 100 160 80 100mm100mm
DWV pipeDWV pipe
To fit bore of
L1
To fit bore of 100mm DWV pipe

Spigot base fits directly into waste pipe
100mm DWV pipe
*White PVC To fit bore of
**Chrome plated PVC To fit bore of 100mm DWV pipe
L
100mm DWV pipe L1
To fit bore of
100mm DWV pipe
169 Spigot Base Diamond Floor Grate (Base Fits inside DWV Pipe Bore) To fit bore of
100mm DWV pipe
Typical dimensions
Product
Code Nominal Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)
size (mm) L L1 L2
169.80* 80 52 76 44
169.80CP** 80 52 76 44
*White PVC
**Chrome plated Brass Grate
Dim. Dim.Dim. Dim.

Dim. Dim.
(mm)(mm)(mm)(mm) (mm)(mm)
172 Finishing Collar L1 L1 L2 L2 L3 L3
Dim. Dim. Dim.

Typical dimensions
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Product Dim. Dim. Dim.
L1 Dim.L2(mm) Dim.
L3 Dim.
Code Nominal Dim. (mm) (mm)

Dim.(mm)
(mm)(mm)Dim.L1 (mm)
(mm)
L2 L3 Dim. (mm)
(mm)
L1Dim. L2Dim. L3Dim.
size (mm) L (mm) L1(mm) (mm) L2 L3
L1
172.100 100 70 50 L2 L3
17 143
151 Pop Out Grate (Flat)

Typical dimensions
Product
size (mm) L L1
151.140 140 17 141
*Use with 172.100 Finishing Collar
Dim. Dim.
(mm)(mm) Dim.
L2 L2 (mm)
L2
172 Pop Out Grate (Domed) Dim.

(mm)
Dim.
(mm) L2
Typical dimensions
L2Dim.
Product (mm)
Code Nominal Dim. (mm)L2 Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)
size (mm) L L1 L2
172G.100 125 39 150 142
*Use with 172.100 Finishing Collar 46 Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
46 46 Note:Note:
All dimensions,
All dimensions,
massmass
and volume
and volume
are approximate
are approximate
only. If
only.
critical,
If critical,
contactcontact
Iplex Iplex
Pipelines.
Pipelines.
174 Boss Junction M&F*
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN a L L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10
174.80.5444.88 80 88 188 102 43 27 69 56 82 30 74 96 82
M&F Configuration – Branch details: 1 of 50 x 88°, 3 of 40 x 88°
174.100.50.40.88 100 88 176 92 43 28 83 56 110 31 83 92 110
174.100.80.50.40.88 100 x 80 88 176 92 43 31 83 56 110 31 83 92 110
174.100.5444.88 100 88 176 92 43 28 83 56 110 31 86 92 110
174.80.50.40.88 80 88 163 92 43 30 70 56 93 30 70 84 82
104.100.50.40.88** 100 88 175 92 43 30 83 56 110 31 83 92 110
F&F Configuration – Branch details: 1 of 40 x 88°, 3 of 50 x 88°
*Use only in conjunction with Iplex Squat Floor Waste Gulley and Adjustable Gulley Trap
**F&F configuration
174 Double Boss Junction M&F*

Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN a L L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7
174.80.50.40.45D 80 45 200 119 68 47 32 82 56 107
Branch details: 1 of 50 x 45°, 1 of 40 x 45°, 2 of 40 x 88°
*Use only in conjunction with Iplex Squat Floor Waste Gulley and Adjustable Gulley Trap
176 Side Slope Squash Top (inlet only)

Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN L L1 L2 L3 L4 L5
176.100 100 248 63 110 91 110 40

177 Level Invert Squash Top (inlet only)

177 Level InvertDWV System
Squash – Fittings
Top (inlet only) – Solvent Cement Joint
Typical dimensions
DWVProduct
System – Fittings – Solvent Typical Cement
dimensions Joint
177 Level Invert Nominal
Squash Dim. Top (inlet
Dim. only)Dim. Dim.
Code 177 Level sizeInvert
(mm) Squash Top (inlet
(mm) only)
Product DWV Nominal– Fittings
System DN Dim. –(mm)
Solvent
L
(mm)
L1 Dim.
Cement
L2 L3 Dim.
(mm)
Joint Dim.
177 Level
sizeInvert
(mm) Squash Topdimensions
Typical (inlet only)
Fittings – SolventCode (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Typical dimensions
Cement Product
Joint
177.100 Product 100
Nominal Nominal
Dim. 200 Dim. 76 Dim. 143 Dim. 110
177
CodeLevelDN Invert
Codesize Squash
(mm) L
Typical
(mm) Top (inlet
Dim.
dimensions
(mm)
size (mm) (mm)
L1
only)
Dim.
(mm)
(mm)
Dim.
(mm)
(mm)
Dim.L2
(mm)
L3
Product DN L L1L L2 L3
177.100
Squash Top (inlet only) Code 100 Nominal Dim. 200
DN
Dim. Dim.76 Dim.
Typical dimensions
L1 L2 L3
143 110
177.100 177.100 100
size (mm) (mm)200 76 (mm)
100 (mm)200 143
76 (mm)110
143 110
Product DN L L1 L2 L3
Typical dimensions Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code
177.100 size
100(mm) 200
(mm) (mm)
76 (mm)
143 (mm)
110
minal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. DN L L1 L2 L3
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
N L L1 L2 L3 177.100 100 200 76 143 110
00 200 76 143 110 178 Slab Repair Coupling

178 Slab Repair Coupling178 Slab Repair Coupling
Product
178 Slab Repair Nominal Coupling Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (mm) Typical (mm)
dimensions (mm) L1
Product DN Typical
L L1dimensions
L2 L1
178 Slab Repair Coupling Typical dimensions
Product Product Nominal
178.100 Code
Nominal 100 size
Dim. Dim.
(mm) (mm)110 (mm)102(mm)
186 Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
DN L L1 L2 L L1
Code 178
Code Slab
size
Outlet
Repair
end (mm)
fi
Coupling
size DWV
ts inside
Typical(mm)
(mm) (mm)
dimensions
pipe 100
bore to(mm)
allow (mm)
repair of DWV (mm) (mm)
vertical riser through concrete floor slab
Product 178.100 DN L L1186 110
L2 102
L
Coupling Code
178.100
DN Nominal
Outletsize
end (mm)
fi100
ts inside
Dim. LDim.
Typical
DWV
(mm)186dimensions
pipe bore
(mm)
Dim.
110to allow
(mm)
L1vertical riser through concrete
repair of DWV
102
L2 floor slab Outlet L1
Product 100 DN Outlet L
Typical dimensions 178.100 to186 110riser throughL1concrete102
L L1 L2
Outlet end fits Nominal
inside DWV pipe boreDim. allowDim.
repair ofDim.
DWV vertical floor slab
Code
178.100 size
100(mm) 186
(mm) 110 (mm) 102 (mm)
minal Dim. Outlet
Dim. endDim. DNof DWV vertical
fits inside DWV pipe bore to allow repair L L1 through
riser L2concrete floor slab OutletL
L2
Outlet 183
end fits inside DWV pipe bore to(Flap
allow repair of DWV vertical riser through concrete floor slab
178.100 Vermin Stopper Valve)
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN L L1 L2 100 186 110 102 L2
183 Vermin Stopper (Flap Valve) Outlet L
00 186 110 102 Outlet end fits inside DWV pipe bore to allow repair of DWV vertical riser through concrete floor slab
Typical dimensions L Outlet L2
183
V pipe bore to allow repair of DWV vertical riserVermin Stopper
through concrete
Product
(Flap
floor slab Valve)
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Outlet L2
183 Vermin Stopper Code(FlapCode
Valve)sizeDN (mm) Nominal
(mm) Dim. (mm) Dim.
183 Vermin Stopper (Flap Valve)
size (mm)
L
Typical dimensions
(mm)L1 (mm)
DN L L1
L2
Product
183 Vermin
183.50 Stopper
183.50 50 (Flap 50 Typical
Valve)
68 68 30dimensions
30
Nominal Dim. Dim.
Code Typical
size (mm)dimensions
(mm) (mm) L2
pper (Flap Valve)Product Product Nominal DN
Nominal Dim.
L
Dim.
L1 Dim. Dim.
Code Code 183.50 size size
(mm) Typical(mm)
50
(mm) dimensions
68 (mm) 30 (mm) (mm)
Product
Typical dimensions Code
DNNominal
DN L
Dim.
L1
Dim. L L1
183.50 size
50 (mm) 68 (mm) 30 (mm)
minal Dim. Dim. 183.50 DWV50 System
DWV System – Smart Products
DN L– Smart L1 Products
68 30
(mm) (mm) (mm)
DN L L1 183.50 50 68 30
D101SPAN Smart Pan
50 68 30
D101SPAN Smart Pan
Typical dimensions
Typical dimensions
Inlet
Inlet
Product
ProductCode
D101SPAN
Code
Smart Pan
Nominal size (mm)
Dim. (mm)
L
Dim. (mm)Dim.(mm)
L1
size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) L2
Inlet
D101SPAN DWV System – Smart Products
D101SPAN
Smart Pan Typical160 L 297 L1 150 L2 69
dimensions
DWV System - Smart Products
Product
D101SPANMoulded from ABS160 Dim.297 Dim.150 Dim. 69
– Smart Products Code
D101SPAN
Nominal
Use withsize
D101SSEAL
Smart (mm) Pan
Typical Smart Seal(mm)
dimensions
(mm) (mm)
Inlet
(Refer www.iplex.co.nz for Smart
Moulded Products
from ABS installation
L L1
guidelines)
L2
Product
Use with D101SSEAL SmartDim.
Seal
Nominal Dim. Dim. Inlet
art Pan Code
D101SPAN 160 Typical
size (mm) (mm) dimensions
297 (mm)150 (mm) 69
D101SPAN - Smart Pan
Product L L1 L2 Inlet
Typical dimensions Moulded from ABS Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code
Use with D101SSEALsize
D101SPAN 160 (mm)
Smart (mm) 150
Seal297 (mm) 69 (mm)
minal Dim. Dim. Dim.
Moulded from ABS
Typical dimensions L L1 L2
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
L L1 Product
L2 UseD101SPAN
Nominal
with D101SSEAL Smart 160Seal
Dim. 297
Dim. 150 69
Dim.
150 Code
Moulded from ABS
Use withsize (mm) (mm) (mm)
60 297 69
D101SSEAL
D101SSEAL Smart Seal– Smart Seal
(mm) L L1 L2
art Seal Product
D101SPAN D101SSEAL
160 Code 297– Smart Seal
150 69
D101SSEAL
Moulded from ABS Product
Use with D101SSEAL Smart Seal
D101SSEAL – Smart Seal
Code Used on inlet side of D101SPAN Smart Pan
D101SSEAL
D101SSEAL
Product – Smart Seal
Used on inlet side of D101SPAN Smart Pan
Code
D101SSEAL
Product
D101SSEAL – Smart Seal
Code
mart Seal Used
D101SSEAL - Smart on inlet side of D101SPAN Smart Pan
Seal
Product
D101SSEAL
Code
48
Used on inlet side of D101SPAN Smart Pan Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
Product Code
D101SSEAL
D101SSEAL
Used on inlet side of D101SPAN Smart Pan
48 Smart Pan
1SPAN Smart PanUsed on inlet side of D101SPAN Note: All dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines.
Note: All48
dimensions, mass and volume are approximate only. If critical, contact Iplex Pipelines. PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System
D101SWASTE - Smart Waste
Typical dimensions
Product
Code Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)
L L1 L2 L3
D101SWASTE* 350 295 165 154
D101SWASTE.B Lid only
Moulded plastic floor waste with compressed fibrous cement lid.
*Includes lid.
Inlet
D101STRAP - Smart Trap Outlet
Typical dimensions
Product Inlet
Code Nominal Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Outlet

size (mm) L L1 L2
D101STRAP.50 100 x 50 274 176 97
Inlet
Used in conjunction with Smart Pan, Smart Tile or Smart Waste Outlet Inlet
Outlet
D101STILE - Smart Tile

Typical dimensions
Product
Code Nominal Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)
size (mm) L L1 L2
D101STILE.2* 100 131 45 45
*Stainless Steel
DWV System - Polypropylene Traps

160 Plain P Trap
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN L L1 L2 L3 L4
160.40.32P* 40 x 32 168 129 190 90 1 - 1/2”
*Convert to 32mm nominal size with ‘Adapta Kit’

161 Plain S Trap
Typical dimensions
DN L L1 L2 L3 L4
161.40.32S* 40 x 32 185 168 239 180 1 - 1/2”
*Convert to 32mm nominal size with ‘Adapta Kit’
162 DW Combination S&P Trap (including Adapta Kit)
Typical dimensions
DN L L1 L2 L3 L4
161.40.32.DW 40 x 32 197 147 228 169 1 - 1/4”
ADAPTA KIT
Typical dimensions
DN L L1 L2 L3 L4
ADAPTA KIT* 40 x 32 41 17 20 1 - 1/4” 1 - 1/2”
*Used with 160 and 161 Waste Traps
DWV System - Pipe Clips

140 Pipe Clip
L L
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
DN L L1 L2 L3
140.32 L1 32 40 31 54 8 L1
140.40 40 46 35 60 8
140.50 50 60 45 71 19
L3
140.65 L3 65 75 65 120 29
140.90* 90 94 50 124 22 L2
L2
This PVC clip is used to secure PVC DWV pipe with two suitable round headed screws.
*For use with DN90 Stormwater Pipe only

L
L
L
L
L
L1
L
L1
L1
L1
L3
L1 L3
L3 L3 L2
L1 L2
L2
140H Holderbat* (Aluminium) L3 L2
L2
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. L2
DN L L1 L2
L
140H.80 80 L 76 123 143
L
140H.100 100 90 150 170 L1
L1
140H.150 L2 150 116L 204 224 L2
L1
*Designed to be screwed to the fixing surface. Support both DWV pipe and fittings by adjusting the bolts.
L2
L1 L L
L
L
L2
L1
141 DWV Standard Key Clip L1
L2
L2 L
Product
L1
Nominal
L Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) L3
L3 DN L L1 L2 L
141.32 L2 32 L 40 45 46 L1
L2
141.40 40 48 51 70
141.50L1 50 60 55 70
L1
141.80 80 89 70 105 L3
141.100 L1 100 115 88 120

L3 L2
This PVC clip is used to secure LPVC DWV pipe, raised above or away from the fixing surface with two suitable round headed screws. L L3 L1
L1
L2 L2
L3
141 DWV Side Hanger Key Clip L2

L2
L2
Typical dimensions
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) L L1
DN L L1 L2 L L1
L L1
141.32 32 42 55 43
141.40 40 49 62 50
141.50
L 50 60L 1 75 60
141.80 80 88 100 90 L2
L2
141.100 100 115 155 115
L2
This PVC clip is used to secure PVC DWV pipe on grade, hanging below the clip fixing points.
L2
143 DWV Stand-off Key Clip
Typical dimensions L
Product Nominal
L Dim. Dim. Dim.
DN L L1 L2
143.32 32 41 59 69
143.40 40 48 65 71
L1
143.50 50 61 70 60
143.80
L1 80 90 105 115
143.100 100 117 120 132
143.150 150 165 125 155 L3
L2
This PVC clip is used to secure PVC DWV pipe, where extra standoff from the fixing surface is required.
L3
L2
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L1
L1
L1
L3
L2
L3
L2
7.3 DWV System - Fittings – Rubber Ring Joint

a
1501 Plain Bend F&F a
L1
Typical dimensions
L1
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim.
L2
a L L1 L2 L2
1501.100.45 100 45 92 92 67
1501.100.60 100 60 104 120 69
1501.100.88 100 88 160 160 68
L1
1501.150.45 150 45 140 140 95
L1
L2 L2
1501.150.88 159 88 245 245 100
1501A Adjustable Bend F&F (0° - 45°)
L
L
L1
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim.
Code size (deg) (mm) (mm)
L1
L
L1
(mm) a L L1
L
1501.150A 150 0 - 45 137 97
L
L
L1
L1
L
L
L1
L1
45° configuration 0° configuration
1571 Plain Bend M&F a

L
Typical dimensions a a
Product L L
Code Nominal Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) L1

size (mm) a L L1
L1 L1
1571.100.5 100 5 80 70
1571.100.11 100 11 80 70
1571.100.15 100 15 85 70
1571.100.22 100 22 90 65
1571.100.30 100 30 95 75
L
L1
1571.150.15 150 15 120 100

L
L
L1
L1
L
1571 Adjustable Bend (0° - 45°) L1

L
L
L1 L1
Typical dimensions
L1 L1
Product
L
Nominal Angle Dim. Dim.

L1
Code
L
L
size (deg) (mm) (mm)

(mm) a L L1
1571.150A 150 0 - 45 137 97
L
L
L1 L1
L1
L
L
L
L
L1
L1
L1

45° 45°
conficonfi
guragtuiora
ntion 0° c0o°nc
fioguration
nfiguration

1502 Ramp Bend
Typical dimensions
DN a L L1 L2
1502.100.88 100 88 149 153 51
1503 Side Access Bend
L2
L1
Typical dimensions
L2
L1
Code size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) a
DN a L L1 L2
L2
L1
1503.100.45 100 45 155 155 66 a
1503.100.88 100 88 183 188 65 L
L2
a L3
L
L2
L3
L
L2
L3
a
1504 Plain Junction F&F a
Typical dimensions a
L1
Code size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm)
a L L1 L
L1
1504.100.45 100 45 229 324
1504.100.88 100 88 140 270
L1
L
1504.150.45 150 45 297 437
L
1574 Plain Junction M&F a

L1
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. L
L1
DN a L L1 L2
L1L2
L
1574.150.45 100 45 297 434 96
1574.150.88 100 88 235 434 96 L
L2
L2

L
L
L2
1504 Reducing Junction F&F
Typical dimensions
a L L1
1504.150.100.45 150 x 100 45 444 221
1574 Reducing Junction M&F
Typical dimensions
a L L1
1574.150.100.45 150 x 100 45 434 265
1574.150.100.88 150 x 100 88 340 190
1505 Access Junction aa aa
L1
L1
Typical dimensions
LL
LL
Code size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) a a
a a
a L L1
L1
L1
1505.100.45LH 100 45 160 320

L
L
L
L
LEFT HAND
RIGHT HAND
1505.100.45RH 100 45 160 320
LEFT
LEFT HAND
HAND RIGHT
RIGHT HAND
HAND
1511S Slip Coupling F&F

Typical dimensions
Product
Code Nominal size (mm) Dim. (mm)
DN L
1511S.80 80 136
1511S.150 150 202
1511 Coupling F&F
Typical dimensions
DN L L1 L2
1511.100* 100 134 66 66
1511.150** 150 200 110 90
*Combination loose/slip coupling with removable centering stop.
**Loose coupling with fixed centering stop.

Air from fresh
air inlet
Inlet from drain
Air from fresh

air inlet
1511R Repair Coupling
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Inlet from drain
DN L L1 L2 L3
Discharge to
1511R.100 100 130 46 38 110 septic tank
L2
Air from fresh
air inlet
Discharge to
septic tank
L2
1516 Fresh Air Inlet
Inlet from drain
Typical dimensions
Product
Code Nominal size (mm) Dim. (mm)
DN L
1516.100 100 124
Used in conjunction with the 1514.100.88 septic tank junction
Discharge to
septic tank
L2
1523 Level Invert Taper
Typical dimensions
DN L L1 L2 L3
1523.100.80 100 x 80 195 110 70 64
1523.150.100 150 x 100 209 160 97 51

1527 Reverse Level Invert Taper
Typical dimensions
DN L L1 L2 L3
1527.100.150 100 x 150 203 160 77 70
L1 L1
1524 PVC to Ceramic Adapter L

L1 L1
L1 L1
Typical dimensions
ø 100 L
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. L
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) L
L1 L1
L L1
ø 100 L
1524.100 100 92 140
L ø 100 L
1524.150 150 260 190 ø 150
Adapts a PVC spigot to an earthware or vitreous clay pipe socket using a ceramic
pipe ‘roll ring’, or 2-pot epoxy mortar ø 100 L
ø 150
ø 150 L2
ø 150
L2
L2
1524.114 PVC ‘Pressure’ Pipe OD to DWV Pipe OD Adapter
Typical dimensions
Product L2
Code Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm) Dim. (mm)
L L1 L2
1524.114.100 110 196 114
Gravity applications only
1525 Ceramic Socket to PVC Adapter
Typical dimensions
DN L L1 L2 L3
1525.100 100 111 51 57 160
1525.150 150 156 77 68 218
Adapts a PVC Spigot to an earthenware or vitreous clay spigot by using a ceramic pipe ‘roll ring’, or 2-pot epoxy mortar

1529 Inspection Pipe M&F
Typical dimensions
L L1 L2 L3 L4 L4 L4
L1
L1
L
L
1529.100* 100 312 110 157 71 164
L4
L1
1529.150* 150 380 160 190 165 190
L2 L
L2
L2
L2
L2
L2
L1 L1
L3 L3
L1
L3
L4
L1
L
L L
Inlet Inlet
L2
L2
L
Inlet
1559 Gully Trap
L1
L3 a a
Typical dimensions Outlet
Outlet
Product Nominal Angle Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. a

Outlet
L2
L2
Code
L3
L3
size (mm) (deg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
DN a L L1 L2 L3
L2
L3
L
Inlet
1559.100 100 88 136 138 241 219
L1 L1
Used in conjunction with the 1575.100 gully dish
L1
a
Outlet
L2
L3
L
L
L1
L1 L1
1575 Gully Dish
L1
Typical dimensions
L
L2
L2
DN L L1 L2 L3
L2
1575.100 100 211 287 248 75

L3
L3
1575L.100* 100 - - - - L1
L3
Used in conjunction with the 1559.100 Gully Trap

*Lid only
Outlet
Outlet
Outlet
L2
L3
Outlet

1575EXT Extended Gully Dish
B
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. A A
B
B
L
DN L L1 L2 L3
L2
1575.100EXT 100 211 287 580 75 A A B A A
L
L1
L
B
Use in conjunction with 1559.100 Gully Trap
L2
Grate included
L2
L3
B B B
L1 L1
A A
L
A A
L3
Outlet
L3
L
B
L2
B
L2
L1
B B Outlet
Outlet
A L1 A
L3 L3
1575R Gully Dish Riser
B
L2
A B A
Typical dimensions
L
B
L1
L2
Product Dim. ID Dim. Outlet
Outlet
Code
A A
(mm) (mm) (mm) A A
L3
L
L B
L L1 L2
L2
L2
L1
B Entry to
1575.100R* 211 287 100 B gulley dish
Outlet
1575.200R* 211 287 200
B B
L1 L1
EntryEntry
to to
1575.300R* 211 287 300 A A gulleygulley
dish dish
A A
B
L
*Used to extend the height of 1575.100. Insert 1575R directly into the top of
L2
L2
the 1575.100 to extend its height. Reinsert lid into top of 1575R.
L1
A A
B B
L
L1 L1
L2
Entryto
Entry to
gulley dish
gulley dish
L1
L2
L1
B
L1
1580 Manhole Connector Entry to
L2 L2
gulley dish
Typical dimensions
L
PVC rubber ring 1580 manhole

Product Nominal Dim. Dim.
joint short pipe connectors
Code ID (mm) (mm) (mm)

L1
L
L1
L L1 L2 PVC PVC
rubber
joint joint
ring ring
rubber
shortshort
pipe pipe
15801580
manhole
manhole
connectors
connectors
1580.100* 110 145 257 L2
L1
1580.150* 160 198 280 L2
*Has gritted external surface to achieve watertight connection to concrete structure

with 2-pot epoxy mortar. Internal rubber ring, seals on DWV pipe Allows small angular
deflection at joint. L2
L

L

L

1588 Reflux Valve
Typical dimensions
Product Nominal Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim. Dim.
Code size (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
L L1 L2 L3 L4 L5
1588.100 100 490 190 110 50 340 50
Arrow on drawing shows direction of flow. Refer page 21 for installation instructions.

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2.0 Product Data

2.1 Iplex DWV Products

PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System 1

2.3 Pipe Stiffness Classes (SN) and Dimensions

2.4 Colours and Markings

More information can be found on the following websites:

New Zealand Green Building Council website – www.nzgbc.org.nz

Plastics Industry Pipe Association website - www.pipa.com.au

2 PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System

Ultimate tensile strength 52MPa

Compressive strength 66MPa

Shore D hardness 85 ATSM D2240

Hardness (Brinell) at 23degC 12-15

Elongation at yield 5.5%

Poissons ratio 0.38

Coefficient of linear thermal expansion 7 x 10-5 / ˚C

Vicat softening temperature Approximately 80˚C

2.7 Product Limitations

PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System 3

• Extremely smooth bores, precision joints, and lack of internal

Flammability • PVC-U does not support combustion

• PVC-U is a non-conductor of electricity, and is therefore not

• Properly made solvent weld joints have been shown to have

• PVC-U has excellent chemical resistance to hydrogen sulphide,

• In some cases manholes can be replaced with PVC-U riser and

• Ground water infiltration and sewerage exfiltration due to broken

Table 1 - Typical properties of PVC-U at 20˚C

4 PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System

2.10 Chemical Resistance

2.11 Field Testing

2.12 Pipeline Design

PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System 5

3.1 Solvent Cement Joints

How PVC Solvent Cement Works:

Use of Cleaner Primer

PVC Pipe and Fitting Preparation

Step 1. Cut Spigot Square and Deburr

Step 2. Apply Witness Mark

6 PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System

Step 4. Applicator Selection

Table 3 recommended Brush Sizes

Solvent Cement Welding Procedure

Step 1. Inspect Clean and Prime Surfaces

Step 2. Apply Witness Mark

PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System 7

Step 3. Assemble and Hold I’m

Step 4. Excess Solvent Cement

Step 5. Do Not Disturb Joint

Step 6. Joint Curing

3.2 Elastomeric Seal Joints

Seal Ring Style Seal Ring Elastomer (complies with AS1646)

(Pipe) Locked-in-place, factory fitted seal (Figure

Typically ‘Z Joint’ Seal (locked-in-place seal may be

8 PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System

3.3 Pipe Cutting and Chamfering

PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System 9

Pipe ends to be within ± 2˚ of being

10 PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System

Average number of joints per litre of Iplex Novalube (estimate only)

Elastomeric Sealed Jointing

3.4 Joint Method (Factory installed, Locked-in-Place Seal Rings)

PLUMBING Drain, Waste and Vent Pipe and Fittings System 11

Figure 8 - Positioning of pipe jointing fork