PVC Pipe 1M

In order to set up an irrigation system using floraflex, you’ll need this rigid pipe and fittings for any installation. 3/4 inch 1m PVC pipe Connect your components together with high pressure 3/4inch US PVC pipe. Priced per meter.

Unfortunately any sizes over 1m cannot be handled ...In order to set up an irrigation system using floraflex, you’ll need this rigid pipe and fittings for any installation. 3/4 inch 1m PVC pipe Connect your components together with high pressure 3/4inch US PVC pipe. Priced per meter.

Unfortunately any sizes over 1m cannot be handled by our courier but up to 3m long sections are available in-store. 3/4 inch PVC Elbow a 90 degree elbow for taking your pipe around corners or if the pipe needs to go up and around like when you bring it out of the reservoir or for mounting air bleed valves higher than manifolds. 3/4 inch PVC ‘T’ Used to create 2 outlets from 1, you can run multiple rows of manifolds using ‘T’ connectors.

3/4 inch PVC Socket connector Used to connect lengths of ¾ inch pipes together for long straights or when reducers are required as the reducers and pipe has the same diameter. 3/4 inch Reducer The barbed end fits 25mm flexi tube or 25mmSupply tube so the reducer is perfect for when you need to use tubing rather than rigid pipe. Each FloraFlex set up will require a reducer to enable the pump to be attached to the pipework.

how to use 3/4 inch PVC pipe and fittings: You MUST use a Aquaking Submersible Pump with FloraFlex components to generate enough pressure to properly operate the components. Use in conjunction with the FloraFlex Range Use the reducer to connect regular supply tube or flexi pipe to rigid pipework - the barbed end fits 25mm flexi tube or 25mmSupply tube so the reducer is perfect for when you need to use tubing rather than rigid pipe. Each FloraFlex set up will require at least 1 reducer to enable the pump to be attached to the pipework.

Use a worm clip when installing flexible tubing onto the reducer Once you’ve measured, cut and double checked the sizing of your pipework, you must cement it in place before pressurising with a pump as this pipework is not leak-free when pushed tight.