Standard uPVC 110mm Waste Plug, 4 Inch Solvent Weld

110mm Waste Plug

The Standard uPVC 110mm Waste Plug provides a secure, leak-proof seal for 4-inch drainage systems in residential and commercial plumbing. Engineered from high-impact unplasticized polyvinyl chloride, this fitting ensures a permanent closure for unused pipe ends or temporary capping during site construction. It is fully compatible with standard soil and waste pipes used across Kenya.

Built for the Job

Plumbers and site supervisors utilize this component to manage drainage network integrity during various project phases. During the rough-in stage, capping open pipe ends prevents construction debris, cement, or pests from entering the sewage system. For facility managers, this fitting offers a reliable solution for decommissioning old sanitary lines without compromising the gas-tight seal of the remaining stack. The solvent weld design ensures that once set, the joint resists the internal pressures of vertical stacks and the chemical aggression of domestic waste.

• Sealing redundant soil pipe branches in multi-story renovations.

• Temporary capping of 110mm stubs during concrete floor pouring.

• Termination of industrial waste lines in non-pressure applications.

Product Highlights

Material Resilience

The unplasticized PVC construction resists corrosion from acids, alkalis, and salts commonly found in household cleaners.

Installation Precision

• Chamfered entry for smooth insertion into 110mm sockets.
• Internal shoulder stop ensures the plug seats at the correct depth for a uniform weld.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included

• 1 x 110mm (4 Inch) uPVC Solvent Weld Waste Plug

On-Site & Workshop Notes

• Ensure the pipe end is cut square and deburred before attempting to fit this component.

• Clean both the plug exterior and the pipe interior with a dedicated uPVC pipe cleaner to remove grease and oxidation.

• Apply a uniform layer of solvent cement to both surfaces and insert the fitting with a slight twist to distribute the adhesive.

• Allow at least 24 hours for a full cure before subjecting the line to significant thermal changes or testing.