I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:

https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397

All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
the bendiness of the pipe?
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On 25 Mar 2024 at 18:36:53 GMT, RJH wrote:

> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>

Oops - 75cm, not 1.5m

> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>
> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
> the bendiness of the pipe?

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Cheers, Rob, Sheffield UK

On Tue, 26 Mar 2024 05:36:53 +1100, RJH <patchmoney@gmx.com> wrote:

> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>
> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>
> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall?

You put a block between the wall and the 40mm pipe
and stand off the 40mm pipe, or use a plastic offset
tapered adapter at the pipe join,

> I can't seem to find anything other than standard 40mm clips,

Those adapters do exist.

> and even if I could it'd stand an extra 5cm from the wall.

Trivial to put a block between the base of the clips
and the wall.

Even a lenght of timber parallel to the pipe over its full lenght.

> Or maybe just one clip in the middle,and rely on the bendiness of the
> pipe?

That would look an awful bodge. .

On Tue, 26 Mar 2024 05:39:47 +1100, RJH <patchmoney@gmx.com> wrote:

> On 25 Mar 2024 at 18:36:53 GMT, RJH wrote:
>
>> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
>> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>>
>
> Oops - 75cm, not 1.5m

So bending won't work, but a 75cm strip oif wood
between the wall and the pipe would work fine.

>> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>>
>> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't
>> seem to
>> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd
>> stand
>> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and
>> rely on
>> the bendiness of the pipe?
>

On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>
> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>
> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
> the bendiness of the pipe?

Google Mungsen Ring

Mungsen Ring back-plate screwed to wall, M10 studding between backplate
and ring

This idea but for 40mm and in stainless/brass/cast iron
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/233197765462

https://www.pipeworksuppliers.co.uk/products/stainless-steel-316-epdm-lined-pipe-clip-with-boss-m8-m10?variant=37541254594723

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On 25/03/2024 19:30, alan_m wrote:

>
> Google Mungsen Ring
>

No "G" Munsen Ring

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On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>
> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>
> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
> the bendiness of the pipe?

I'd use a couple of 135 elbows to create a neat dogleg to the 40mm pipe
and use standard 40mm wall-mounted pipe-clips.

At least that is what I've done a couple of times.

On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>
> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>
> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
> the bendiness of the pipe?
Create a "set" in the pipe with a pair of shallow bends to step it out
to the boss at the end of the 40mm pipe run.

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John.

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On 25/03/2024 21:01, Fredxx wrote:
> On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
>> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
>> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>>
>> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>>
>> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't
>> seem to
>> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd
>> stand
>> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and
>> rely on
>> the bendiness of the pipe?
>
> I'd use a couple of 135 elbows to create a neat dogleg to the 40mm pipe
> and use standard 40mm wall-mounted pipe-clips.
>
> At least that is what I've done a couple of times.

+1 - You beat me to it!
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Cheers,
Roger

On 25 Mar 2024 at 21:01:33 GMT, Fredxx wrote:

> On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
>> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
>> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>>
>> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>>
>> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
>> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
>> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
>> the bendiness of the pipe?
>
> I'd use a couple of 135 elbows to create a neat dogleg to the 40mm pipe
> and use standard 40mm wall-mounted pipe-clips.
>
> At least that is what I've done a couple of times.

Thanks for the replies - I'll go with this solution, seems neatest,
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Cheers, Rob, Sheffield UK

On 25 Mar 2024 at 21:56:47 GMT, John Rumm wrote:

> On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
>> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
>> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>>
>> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>>
>> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
>> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
>> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
>> the bendiness of the pipe?
> Create a "set" in the pipe with a pair of shallow bends to step it out
> to the boss at the end of the 40mm pipe run.

Would that be heating/bending the pipe, or using the 135 connectors?
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Cheers, Rob, Sheffield UK

On 26/03/2024 08:40, RJH wrote:
> On 25 Mar 2024 at 21:56:47 GMT, John Rumm wrote:
>
>> On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
>>> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
>>> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>>>
>>> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>>>
>>> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
>>> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
>>> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
>>> the bendiness of the pipe?
>> Create a "set" in the pipe with a pair of shallow bends to step it out
>> to the boss at the end of the 40mm pipe run.
>
> Would that be heating/bending the pipe, or using the 135 connectors?

Assuming solvent weld, then 135 connectors would be easier and neater I
suspect.

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Cheers,

John.

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On 26 Mar 2024 at 11:32:15 GMT, John Rumm wrote:

> On 26/03/2024 08:40, RJH wrote:
>> On 25 Mar 2024 at 21:56:47 GMT, John Rumm wrote:
>>
>>> On 25/03/2024 18:36, RJH wrote:
>>>> I need to connect a 1.5m length of 40mm plastic pipe using a rubber boss
>>>> connector into the 60mm opening on a 110mm branch, like this one:
>>>>
>>>> https://www.toolstation.com/branch-110mm-925/p15397
>>>>
>>>> All fine, but how do you neatly secure the pipe to the wall? I can't seem to
>>>> find anything other than standard 40mm clips, and even if I could it'd stand
>>>> an extra 5cm from the wall. Or maybe just one clip in the middle, and rely on
>>>> the bendiness of the pipe?
>>> Create a "set" in the pipe with a pair of shallow bends to step it out
>>> to the boss at the end of the 40mm pipe run.
>>
>> Would that be heating/bending the pipe, or using the 135 connectors?
>
> Assuming solvent weld, then 135 connectors would be easier and neater I
> suspect.

Gotcha, thanks.
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Cheers, Rob, Sheffield UK