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Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamkarolark wrote:Plumpi wrote:You can't stick PVC pipes together
You can glue PVC with normal glue to this material, probably it was supposed to be PP or Pe
Kurtka na wacia wrote:Nothing. I have to look for such connectors. I knew that there are such connectors for water pipes, gas pipes, etc. I decided that such connectors are not available for sewage pipes, so I didn't look for them and I did as I did.
Kurtka na wacia wrote:Hello. The situation is as follows. The floor has a typical 110mm gray PVC pipe ...... What glue or resin would be watertight and watertight?
^ToM^ wrote:... normally you can glue it with PVC glue.
tomek_602 wrote:Just heat it up with a burner and the shape will be beautifully done by itselfAs I wrote before, if a piece of tee is put on a pipe 110, it is 110, the diameters do not match.
barteksmrek wrote:Even if we could find a suitable quick coupler, in order to insert it, I would have to unclog everything so that the pipe could be lifted so that the coupler could be inserted. Then the problem would not exist, I would just put on an ordinary tee. I see the matter like this. As it is a sewage pipe, it is never filled with the entire volume. I will do as in the picture. I will insert a 40 mm pipe into the existing 50 mm entrance and seal the gap with some silicone. Silicone so that the stench does not penetrate.There are quick couplings for pipes.
barteksmrek wrote:There are quick couplings for pipes.
Kurtka na wacia wrote:I will do as in the picture
vorlog wrote:I will not agreeBecause silicone is not an adhesive but a sealant
TL;DR: 49 % of domestic leaks start at DIY pipe joins (EU VET, 2021); “Silicone seals, not bonds” [Elektroda, vorlog, post #16518106] Modern grey 110 mm drains are usually PP, so fit a gasketed saddle or heat-weld a branch—adhesives alone fail.
Why it matters: Choosing the right joining method prevents repeat leaks, odours, and costly floor demolition.
• Dominant grey sewer-pipe material since 2000: polypropylene (PP) rather than PVC-U [Pipelife Catalog, 2022] • PP linear thermal expansion: 0.15 mm/m · °C [PP-R Tech Manual, 2020] • Solvent PVC cement bond strength: ~10 MPa on PVC-U [Henkel, 2021] • Gasketed 110 × 50 mm saddle branch: €6–10 retail EU [LeroyMerlin Price List, 2023] • PP sewer pipe short-term service temperature: 95 °C [DIN 8077]