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HI
Am first fitting a newbuild with a lot of inside 110 waste pipe which is best o use solvent or ring seal
 
Haven't you priced for materials ??
 
Solvent weld is the way to go if you are confident. Much less chance
of leaks but no second chance if things don't line up or cut too short.

With ring seal you can connect or disconnect until you get it right.

Bit dearer than solvent weld but can be added to or altered more easily
but more chance of leaking in the future.
 
S/W the pro's choice.

Terrain 100 soil with 200 waste given the chance.

Welcome along Fanta

It's First Fix on new builds down our way rather than "first fitting"
 
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