Offset Downpipe Bend Installation Guide

Installing an offset downpipe bend can seem like a daunting task, but with the right tools and a bit of know-how, you can get the job done.

The offset downpipe bend is typically made of a durable material, such as stainless steel or aluminum, and is designed to withstand the rigors of exhaust gas flow.

To ensure a secure fit, the bend must be properly aligned with the downpipe and the exhaust system. A misaligned bend can lead to reduced performance and increased noise levels.

When positioning the bend, consider the clearance between the bend and any surrounding components, such as the exhaust manifold or heat shield.

An offset downpipe bend is a crucial component in any guttering system, and choosing the right one can make a big difference in the overall look and functionality of your property.

The 112mm (4½") gutter system with circular 68mm downpipe is designed for domestic standard use and can handle a maximum roof area of 163m² with one downpipe.

This bend is socketed, meaning it requires a socket bracket for secure installation. The concealed sockets also help to hide downpipe cut ends, giving your property a neat and tidy appearance.

The Brett Martin Rainwater products, including this offset downpipe bend, are manufactured from high-quality, highly durable uPVC. This ensures a quality product that lasts a long time.

These products are designed for domestic projects requiring a high-capacity solution and are available in a gloss finish, which adds a sharp and tidy look to your property.

The Brett Martin range is also compatible with products from other manufacturers, giving you flexibility in choosing the components you need for your project.

Here are some key features of this offset downpipe bend: