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[email protected] April 25th 05 04:22 PM

Fitting Soil Pipe to Oversize Coupling
 
I want to know if there is a way I can join UK soil pipe into soil pipe
from another country. The soil pipe from Thailand is about 1/8in bigger
in dia than the UK pipe, hence UK pipe fits into a Thai coupling with
about 1/8in gap. Seems to big to expect gap filling solvent to glue
this. I did wonder about the fibre glass repair kits for cars, the
stuff with chopped fibres.
This is to join a bottom drain (from the UK) for a Koi pond to be built
in Thailand.

Kevin


Grunff April 25th 05 04:25 PM

wrote:
I want to know if there is a way I can join UK soil pipe into soil pipe
from another country. The soil pipe from Thailand is about 1/8in bigger
in dia than the UK pipe, hence UK pipe fits into a Thai coupling with
about 1/8in gap. Seems to big to expect gap filling solvent to glue
this. I did wonder about the fibre glass repair kits for cars, the
stuff with chopped fibres.
This is to join a bottom drain (from the UK) for a Koi pond to be built
in Thailand.



How about a flexible coupling?
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plumbing/FlexibleAdaptors/d20/sd2835


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Grunff

[email protected] April 25th 05 04:36 PM

That was quick. I have used a flexible coupling to join two filter
chambers together but I would have thought that it wouldn't cope with
difference in diameter that I am now trying to join but I could try.

Kevin


Grunff April 25th 05 04:40 PM

wrote:
That was quick. I have used a flexible coupling to join two filter
chambers together but I would have thought that it wouldn't cope with
difference in diameter that I am now trying to join but I could try.



Sounds like quite a small difference compared to some of the things I've
done with it!


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Grunff

Kevin Rayner April 25th 05 09:50 PM


"Grunff" wrote in message
...
wrote:
That was quick. I have used a flexible coupling to join two filter
chambers together but I would have thought that it wouldn't cope with
difference in diameter that I am now trying to join but I could try.



Sounds like quite a small difference compared to some of the things I've
done with it!


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Grunff


Having got home I have had the chance to measure it. A uk pipe is 110mm, the
internal diameter of the coupling is 114mm, so assume the larger pipe is
114mm diameter. Would a flexi coupling fit over that.

Kevin



Grunff April 25th 05 10:07 PM

Kevin Rayner wrote:

Having got home I have had the chance to measure it. A uk pipe is 110mm, the
internal diameter of the coupling is 114mm, so assume the larger pipe is
114mm diameter. Would a flexi coupling fit over that.



Go he
http://bes.ltd.uk/

And put: 11230 in the search box. Look around 2/3rds of the way down
the results page. That's the item you want.


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Grunff

[email protected] April 26th 05 08:12 AM

Thanks, that looks ideal.

Kevin



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