I'm currently replacing guttering, down pipes and other pipes on my property and want to change the vertical above ground soil pope - I'm getting older and would rather have 40 foot of non paint requiring PVC to deal with later than the current cast iron install. Does anyone know of any suppliers that stock Dark Brown pipe and fittings (not underground brown terracotta but chocolate brown found in 32/40mm sizes). Most searches eventually end up leading me to underground light brown. or is 160mm dark brown just a dream and not available ?
Simple. Polypipe do solvent weld in 40mm,32mm & 50mm Brown. They also do a full range of 110mm ring seal in brown. http://www.polypipe.com/sites/default/files/above_ground_drainage_trade_price_list_2016.pdf See page 26 onwards. It would be wise to stick with one brand for gutter,soil & waste, as shades of brown can vary between brands.
And I forgot Brett Martin, again 32mm,40mm solvent weld, & a range of guttering, 110mm soil ring seal as well. http://www.brettmartin.com/en-gb/plumbing-and-drainage/products/plumbing/solvent-weld-waste.aspx http://www.brettmartin.com/en-gb/plumbing-and-drainage.aspx
or our hosts http://www.screwfix.com/c/heating-plumbing/guttering/cat831536#category=cat831536&colour=brown
No good, as they don't offer a 32mm or 40mm solvent weld range in brown. And I'm sure they don't 110mm ring seal in brown either.
think I'd struggle to be catered for connecting the soil stack to 40mm ... solvent or ring sealed thanks I will look at polypipe I have a couple of local suppliers.
I did a red brick semi a few years in Rosewood facia boards, ogee guttering, soil stack and rainwater down pipe, 40mm and 32mm waste pipes and all-in brown, looked great then and still does, cannot understand why black or grey above ground always seems to be specified. The customer liked it so much I did her parents house as well. The name of the supplier was Direct-Plastics .com, but I did type in brown guttering into Google and it brought a few internet suppliers up, and very reasonable prices. Incidentally I used ring seal throughout rather than solvent weld, I think it looks just as neat and I have never had any bother with joints coming apart.