Omniplast drain pipe with molded cuff, PVC, grey, RAL 7037, KOMO, SN4, l = 2 m, 160 x 4.0 mm

Omniplast drain pipe with molded cuff, PVC, grey, RAL 7037, KOMO, SN4, l = 2 m, 160 x 4.0 mmA PVC drainpipe, also called a soil pipe, is used to drain water. Whether that be domestic waste water, rainwater from roofs, or industrial applications, PVC drainpipes offer a reliable solution. What is a PVC drainpipe (soil pipe) used for? PVC drainpipes are used for various applications including: Disposal of domestic waste water, such as water from washing machines, sinks, toilets and showers. Rainwater drainage: PVC drainpipes are perfect for the

A PVC drainpipe, also called a soil pipe, is used to drain water. Whether that be domestic waste water, rainwater from roofs, or industrial applications, PVC drainpipes offer a reliable solution.

What is a PVC drainpipe (soil pipe) used for?

• Disposal of domestic waste water, such as water from washing machines, sinks, toilets and showers.
• Rainwater drainage: PVC drainpipes are perfect for the drainage of rainwater.
• As a vent pipe connected to a soil pipe, supplying air to prevent low pressure in a soil pipe.
• As a vent pipe connected to a soil pipe, allowing sewage smells to escape.
• As a conduit to feed pipes and cables through but also to pour concrete columns.

With plain ends and moulded a socket end

The drainpipe has one plain end that can easily be inserted into a socket end. The other end of the soil pipe is a moulded socket end into which a drainpipe or fitting with spigot end can easily be inserted.

Advantages of a PVC drainpipe

• Durability: PVC drainpipes have a long service life.
• Lightweight: PVC drainpipes are lighter than other materials, which makes installation both easier and cheaper.
• Money saving: PVC is a relatively cheap material, which reduces installation and maintenance costs.
• Environmentally friendly: PVC is recyclable, which makes it an eco-friendly choice for drainage systems.