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Brett Martin Soil Pipes

Push Fit Soil System
Brett Martin Push-fit Soil systems are highly adaptable 82.4mm, 110mm and 160mm diameter systems, manufactured to BS EN 1329:2000 and are fully compatible with other systems. The Push-fit Soil system integrates with Brett Martin Push-fit Waste and Underground drainage systems.
Features:

  • Dry fix system which simply ‘push-fits’ together
  • Available in 82.4mm, 110mm and 160mm systems
  • Compatible with any other 110mm and 160mm above ground drainage system
  • Twist-and-lock access fittings

Solvent Weld Soil Pipe System
Designed for solvent weld joint, this soil assembly is available in 82.4mm and 110mm diameter systems. Manufactured to BS EN 1329:2000, the Solvent Weld Soil system is fully compatible with other systems and integrates with Brett Martin Solvent Weld Waste and Underground drainage systems.
Features:

  • Complete 82.4mm and 110mm system specifically designed for jointing with solvent cement
  • Twist-and-lock access fittings
  • Colour range: Black, White, Olive Grey

Cast Iron Style Soil System
To complement Cast Iron Style Domestic and High Capacity Rainwater Systems, the Cascade range includes a comprehensive 110mm Cast Iron Style Soil System with a realistic cast iron finish. Designed to incorporate traditional cast iron detailing with all the benefits of a plastic system, the Cast Iron Style Soil System completes the range providing a cost effective alternative to Cast Iron in renovation or new build projects.
Features:

  • 110mm soil pipe, soil stack shroud, access fittings and adaptor
  • Authentic detailing and finish on downpipe, shroud, clips and fittings
  • Convenient push-fit installation
  • Fully sealed, reliable system
  • Fully compatible with the Cascade Cast Iron Style Rainwater Systems and traditional Cast Iron
  • Integrates with Brett Martin Underground Drainage Systems
  • Available in 7 colour options: Classic Black, Anthracite Grey, Oxford Blue, Olive Green, Graphite Grey, Sandstone, Porcelain White
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