Continuity Clip 50mm/ 75mm/ 100mm

Branch 50mm x 50mm x 45°

The Timesaver soil single branch enables the connection of pipes at a variety of sizes, combinations and angles which will suit your project needs.

Currently out of stock, we will confirm lead time

P Trap with Access 50mm

The P Traps enable a stench stop and come plain or with a heel access.

Wall Spacer Plate 50mm

Timesaver Heritage Cast Iron Wall Spacer Plate 50mm

Blank End 50mm

The range of blank ends enable you to cap the end of a pipe run.

Short Radius Bend with Access 50mm x 87.5°

The Timesaver soil cast iron short radius bends allow a change of direction of the transported fluid. An opening is provided protected by a door to allow access to the system to clear any debris or blockage.

Two-Piece Coupling 50mm

Timesaver soil ductile iron two-part couplings for connecting spigot ended cast iron pipes and fittings which includes an EPDM gasket as standard.

Boss Pipe x 50mm

The Timesaver soil single boss pipes enable you to connect a 50mm waste pipe and come in different confirurations from single, double oppossed or 90 degree options.

Uneared Push-Fit Heritage Coupling 50mm

The Timesaver soil cast iron push-fit Heritage couplings consist of two EPDM gaskets, connecting spigot ended pipes and fittings to BS 416 part 2 for traditional soil systems.

Short Radius Bend 50mm x 45°

The Timesaver soil cast iron short radius bends allow a change of direction of the transported fluid.

Bracket Wall Fixing 50mm

Timesaver soil two-part ductile iron brackets are for restraining vertical or horizontal cast iron pipe and fitting components to structural elements eg, walls and floors.

Branch with Access 50mm x 50mm x 87.5°

The Timesaver soil single branch enables the connection of pipes at a variety of sizes, combinations, angles which will suit your project needs. These branches have the added feature of a access point.

Currently out of stock, we will confirm lead time

Pipe 50mm x 3M

Timesaver soil cast iron double spigot pipes, are manufactured using the De Lavaud process. The spun pipes are placed and rotated in a heat treatment furnace at 950° C and then gradually cooled again. This process considerably improves the mechanical properties of the cast iron providing greater crush and impact resistance and makes then easier to cut on site.