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PIONEERS IN PLASTIC
Wavin is Europe’s largest
manufacturer of plastics pipes and
fittings, and one of the largest in the
world. CONTENTS Page
Owned equally by the Overijssel
Water Authority in Holland and Shell, Wavin Osma Rainwater Systems 2
Wavin is credited with inventing and Gutter Dimensions and Weights 2
pioneering the use of plastic pipe for Pipe Dimensions and Weights 2
water distribution. The company has
grown spectacularly since its
Product Range
formation in 1955. It now employs
Wavin Osma RoundLine System 3 – 9
over 6,000 people, operating within
Wavin Osma SuperLine System 10 – 12
20 countries, with a rapidly
Wavin Osma RoofLine System 13 – 18
developing base in Central and
Wavin Osma Amazon System 19 – 23
Eastern Europe.
Constant research and
development have put Wavin in the General Design Information 24 – 25
forefront of plastics technology; not
only in above and below ground
drainage products, but also in the Installation
manufacture of plastic film, packaging Handling and Storage 26
and crates. It has over 17,500 Gutter Design and Installation 27 – 30
different types of plastics products Pipe Design and Installation 31 – 35
worldwide and has licensed its Maintenance 35
technology to manufacturers outside
the Group in over 27 countries.
General Information 36
WAVIN IRELAND
LIMITED
Wavin has been the leading
supplier of plastics pipes and fittings
in Ireland for 40 years. Initial pipe
production at Cian Park, Drumcondra
in 1957 led to the commissioning of
the manufacturing complex at
Balbriggan some five years later.
Production now extends into a wide
range of above and below ground
plumbing and drainage systems.
Wavin’s success in Ireland has
been achieved by paying close
attention to product quality,
innovation and development and by
creating a special relationship with
suppliers and customers.
Ongoing investment in plant and
tooling underlines the confidence
Wavin place in their future as
Ireland’s leading plastics pipe and
fittings manufacturer.
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Wavin Osma Rainwater Systems
RoundLine
and 68 2 1⁄ 2 68.7 68.3 2.1 1.8 0.57
SuperLine
RoofLine
RoofLine is a 150mm (6in) gutter
system which is suitable for large
industrial and commercial buildings -
110mm (4in) circular downpipes are
used with this system.
Amazon
Amazon is a high capacity
SuperLine rainwater system for use on domestic
SuperLine is a nominal 125mm housing and small commercial
(5in) system suitable for large roof buildings. It features a 100 x 75mm
areas or small commercial buildings (4in x 3in) gutter and square 70mm
and utilises the 68mm (2 1 ⁄ 2 in) (2 3 ⁄ 4 in) downpipe which fits flush
downpipe from the RoundLine range. against the wall. Components such as
the Gutter Hanging Bracket enhance
the view of the guttering when viewed
from below and as with
RoundLine/SuperLine, downpipe
fittings contain an aperture socket
which conceals the expansion gap.
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ROUNDLINE SYSTEM
Gutter
Gutter
Gutter Union
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ROUNDLINE SYSTEM
Stopend - internal
Stopend - external
Gutter Angles
Angle - 90˚
Angle - 60˚
Angle - 45˚
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ROUNDLINE SYSTEM
Build-in Spikes
Drive-in Spikes
Rafter Brackets
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Wavin Osma Rainwater Systems
ROUNDLINE SYSTEM
Spares
Flexiclip
Note: RoundLine Gutter and Gutter Fittings are available ex-stock in black. Other colours in grey, brown or white are
available to order.
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Wavin Osma Rainwater Systems
ROUNDLINE SYSTEM
Pipe (for use with the RoundLine, SuperLine and Amazon Systems)
Pipe
Pipe Bracket
Socket Bracket
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ROUNDLINE SYSTEM
Connectors
Pipe Connector
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ROUNDLINE SYSTEM
Pipe Shoe
Hopper Head
Note: RoundLine Pipe and Pipe Fittings are available ex-stock in black. Other colours in grey, brown or white are
available to order.
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SUPERLINE SYSTEM
Gutter
Gutter
Gutter Union
Running Outlet
Stopend - internal
Stopend - external
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SUPERLINE SYSTEM
Gutter Angles
Angle - 90˚
Angle - 45˚
Build-in Spikes
Drive-in Spikes
Rafter Brackets
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SUPERLINE SYSTEM
Spares
Gutter Seal
Flexiclip
Note: SuperLine Gutter and Gutter Fittings are available ex-stock in black. Brown is available to order.
For details of 68mm (21⁄2in) Pipe and Pipe Fittings for use with SuperLine, refer to pages 7-9
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ROOFLINE SYSTEM
Gutter
Gutter
Gutter Union
Running Outlet
Stopend - internal
Stopend - external
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ROOFLINE SYSTEM
Gutter Angle
Angle - 90˚
Build-in Spikes
Drive-in Spikes
Rafter Brackets
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ROOFLINE SYSTEM
Spares
Gutter Seal
Flexiclip
Note: RoofLine Gutter and Gutter Fittings are available to order in black or grey.
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ROOFLINE SYSTEM
Pipe
Brackets
Pipe Bracket
Socket Bracket
Sockets
Single Socket
Double Socket
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ROOFLINE SYSTEM
Bend - 871⁄2˚
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ROOFLINE SYSTEM
Hopper Head
Hopper Head
Note: RoofLine Pipe and Pipe Fittings are available to order in black and grey.
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AMAZON SYSTEM
Gutter
Gutter
Gutter Union
Running Outlet
Stopend - internal
Stopend - external
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AMAZON SYSTEM
Gutter Angles
Spares
Gutter Seal
Flexiclip
Note: Amazon Gutter and Gutter Fittings are available ex-stock in black, white and brown.
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AMAZON SYSTEM
Pipe
Pipe
Pipe Bracket
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AMAZON SYSTEM
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AMAZON SYSTEM
Access Pipe
Hopper Head
Note: Amazon Pipe and Pipe Fittings are available ex-stock in black, white and brown.
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GENERAL DESIGN INFORMATION
SELECTING THE SYSTEM Figure 1. Pitched Roof
Calculating the
Effective Roof Area
Pitched Roof
(see Figure 1)
BS 6367:1983 “ Code of Practice
for the Drainage of Roofs and Paved
1) Measure in metres
Areas” provides guidance on the
design of rainwater systems. A ( )
6+3 x9
2
a) Length of wall above roof.
b) Height of wall above roof.
method for calculating the effective
(6 + 1.5) x 9
roof area which takes into
7.5 x 9 = 67.5m2 effective 2) Use the formula
consideration the effects of wind is as
roof area. (D x E)1⁄2 = Effective wall area
follows:-
If an outlet at one end is required, in m2
then from Table 1 it can be seen that The effective wall area (if
1) Measure in metres -
Wavin SuperLine is suitable - with a appropriate) should be added to the
a) Length from eaves to ridge.
maximum roof area, laid level of effective roof area of the roof to be
b) Height of roof from eaves
75m2. If the outlet is required at the drained.
to ridge.
centre, then again from Table 1 it can
c) Length of roof.
be seen that all gutter systems are
suitable. Flat Roof
2) Use the formula given in For roofs with a pitch less than
BS 6367:1983 10 ˚ , simply take the effective roof
(A + B ) x C = Effective roof area Wall Abutting Roof area to be the plan of the roof.
2 in m2 (see Figure 2)
Walls above abutting roofs will
Example:- drain onto the roofs below. For a Factors to Consider
A = 6.0m single wall, the effective catchment
a) Litre/Second Flow Rates
B = 3.0m area is taken to be half the area of
The nature of the Irish climate
Length of roof = 9m the elevation.
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GENERAL DESIGN INFORMATION
makes it impossible to ensure
complete safety from flooding and Table 1. Gutter Flow Capacity
overflow. Generally, it is satisfactory
to design a rainfall intensity of Outlet at End of Gutter Run
Gutter Flow Capacity Maximum Roof Area
75mm/hour where overflow will not
System Litres/sec when gutter laid m2 when gutter laid
cause damage within the building.
Level 1:600 Level 1:600
To calculate the flow in
litres/second for 75mm/hour intensity, RoundLine 0.95 1.20 46 57
rate of rainwater flow. Where this System Litres/sec when gutter laid m2 when gutter laid
Gutter laid to a fall, eg. 1:600 is Amazon 3.93 4.43 189 212
more efficient that a gutter laid level.
Number and Location of Outlet/s
For the same volume of rainwater, heavy snowfalls, it is recommended PHYSICAL ATTACK
the greater the number of outlets that the distance between Support Rainwater systems are not
along a gutter and the shorter the Brackets is reduced to a maximum of susceptible to insect or vermin attack.
distance along the gutter the 750mm centres. Furthermore, BS However, if downpipes are
rainwater has to travel, the more 6367:1983 section 5.4 gives details installed flush to the wall (eg.
efficient the system becomes. of precautions which should be taken Amazon), then this makes it difficult
Example:- to prevent the accumulation of snow for vandals to remove. Unlike cast
on roofs. These include the use of iron systems, plastic has no scrap
A) snowboards and snowguards. value and is therefore less likely to be
targeted.
Leaves
B) In areas where trees are close to ULTRA-VIOLET LIGHT
an overhang roof, care should be PVC-U pipework and fittings have
taken to ensure that gutters and resistance characteristics to the
C) pipes do not become clogged with effects of ultra violet attack and,
wet leaves. Proprietary plastic although they may fade slightly after
meshes can be fitted over the gutter a number of years of exposure to
B is more efficient than A and C is to eliminate this problem. strong sunlight, they are integrally
more efficient than B. unaffected.
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
Outlets located near gutter angles
As Wavin Osma Rainwater systems TIMBER PRESERVATIVES
also reduce the efficiency of the
are manufactured from PVC-U, they Due to the aggressive nature of
system. — i.e. Outlets situated
are totally unaffected by even the some timber preservatives, it is
further than 2m from an angle reduce
most heavily polluted atmosphere or essential that timber fascias which
the roof area which can be drained
by impurities in rainwater. have been treated with preservatives
by 5%.
Wavin Osma Rainwater systems are allowed to dry before fixing
Outlets situated less than 2m from
are self-coloured. If an alternative PVC-U gutter fittings. Refer to
an angle reduces the roof area which
colour is required, they are manufacturers’ recommendations.
can be drained by 10%.
unaffected by normal household
Snow Loading paints. Oil based gloss paint is the
Wavin Osma Rainwater Systems most suitable for this purpose. Lightly
are designed to accommodate the roughening the surface with
weight of snow likely from normal sandpaper and cleaning prior to
falls. However, in areas subject to painting will give the best results.
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INSTALLATION
HANDLING & STORAGE Figure 4. Storage of loose pipes on the ground
HANDLING
2m or 7 layers maximum
Always be careful to avoid damage
when handling gutter and pipe.
Excessive scratching or scoring of
gutter and pipe not only affects the
appearance but can also affect the
joint sealing.
Cold weather reduces the impact
strength of most plastics so extra
2m
care should be taken when handling
gutter and pipe in wintry conditions.
Load and unload loose gutter or Figure 5. Storage of loose pipe on bearers
pipe by hand and avoid using skids.
When loose pipes have been
transported one inside the other,
always remove the inner pipe first.
1m spacing maximum
Fittings
Fittings supplied in plastic bags
should be stored away from direct
STORAGE sunlight. If this cannot be avoided,
open the bags to prevent a build-up
Block Bundles
of temperature.
Store block bundles, loose gutter
Silicone lubricant should be stored
or pipe on a reasonably flat surface
away from any heat source and out 2. Chamfer and deburr spigot end
free from sharp projections.
of direct sunlight.
Block bundles can be stored up to
three high without extra side supports JOINTING
or bearers. In addition, block bundles
will remain free standing when cut. Pipe/Gutter Cutting
Care should be taken when Pipe cut on site must be clean cut
removing gutter or pipe from bundles at right angles to its axis. The cut end
as the straps are under considerable should then be deburred with a
tension and may flail when cut. scraper. If the cut end is to be Gutter should be cut using a fine
inserted into a ring seal or push-fit toothed hand saw ensuring that the
Loose Gutter joint, it is essential that the spigot cut is clean and square. The cut end
Loose gutter or pipe will require end is chamfered to ensure that the should then be deburred with a
side supports at least every 2 metres. sealing ring is not displaced during scraper.
These supports should preferably insertion.
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INSTALLATION
Ring-Seal/Push-Fit Jointing GUTTER DESIGN AND Gutter Fall
(RoofLine Pipe and Pipe Fittings) INSTALLATION Gutter can be installed either level
1. Spigot or plain ended fittings or to a slight fall. The high capacity
should already be chamfered. characteristics of the Wavin Osma
Gutter Joint Design
Please ensure that pipe cut on Amazon profile is such that its
All Wavin rainwater systems are
site is also chamfered (see performance is not compromised by
designed using the Flexiclip gutter
Figure 6). being laid level. However, laying
joint which makes it easy to connect
2. Check that the sealing ring is gutter to a fall will increase the flow
gutter to fittings. This is because it is
properly seated in its housing in capacity and increase the area of roof
the clip which is flexed rather than
the socket of the fitting. that can be drained, particularly if the
the whole component, ensuring a
3. Make sure that both the pipe and downpipe is positioned centrally.
positive, permanently watertight joint
fitting spigot and ring- seal/push- Silting will also be prevented. A fall
every time. Note that the Flexiclip
fit socket are dry, clean and free of 1:600 (25mm in 15m) is
should not be removed from the
from grit or dust. Note any deep recommended for all gutters.
fittings (see Figure 8).
scratches on the pipe or fitting
spigot as these may prevent the Gutter Expansion
Figure 8. Flexiclip gutter joint
sealing ring from forming a water- It is recommended that all fittings
tight seal. are firmly secured to counter the
4. Lubricate evenly around the pipe effects of accumulated thermal
or fitting spigot. Do not lubricate movement. An allowance for
inside the socket. Do not use expansion must be made when fixing
washing-up liquid as a lubricant. the gutter. Gutter jointing fittings are
5. Make sure that the components to marked indicating the position to
be joined are correctly aligned. which the gutter should be inserted
6. Push the pipe or fitting spigot fully (see Figure 9).
into the socket. Mark the pipe or Connecting the Gutter
fitting spigot at the socket face All Flexiclip fittings are supplied
and then withdraw it by a complete and ready for use. It is not
minimum of 12mm for RoofLine necessary to remove the clip from the
pipework (see Figure 7). fitting in order to make a joint. The
7. Make a subsequent check to gutter is connected by laying the
ensure that the expansion gap is gutter to the ‘gutter end’ line and
not lost during further installation placing it under the part of the clip
work. nearest the fascia, pulling the gutter
Figure 9. Allowance for thermal
down with the fingers and pushing
Figure 7. Ring-seal joint movement
the clip over the gutter with the
Depth of entry mark
thumbs (see Figure 10).
The Gutter Jointing Bracket
Expansion gap
Ring seal (OT.005) or Gutter Unions (OT.009,
5T.509, 6T.609 or 7T.709) are used
to connect the gutter (see Figure 11).
Gutter Gutter
4S.105
The Jointing Bracket has a single
screw fixing, allowing the fitting to
pivot to the required gutter fall (see
Figure 12). The Union should be
Ring seal
Figure 10. Connecting RoundLine
supported at its centre by a Support
gutter
Bracket allowing the fitting to pivot to
Depth of entry mark the required gutter fall.
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INSTALLATION
Figure 11. Installation of
RoundLine Gutter Union Table 2. Alternative Bracketing Arrangements
System Gutter Support Bracket Rise and Fall
OT.019 Single Screw Multi Screw Gutter Hanging Bow and Pin
Fixing Fixing Bracket Bracket
OT.009
RoundLine OT.019 OT.039 - OT.914
or
OT.019
x.
ma +
e tre
1m
OT.119
x.
ma SuperLine 5T.519 5T.519 - 5T.594
e tre
1m
+
OT.119
RoofLine - 6T.619 - 6T.694
Figure 12. Fixing Gutter Jointing
Amazon - 7T.719 7T.749 -
Bracket (OT.005)
Bracket Bracer may also be used in ensuring sufficient space is left below
conjunction with the Gutter Support the roof tiles to fix the gutter.
Bracket (OT.019) in the RoundLine Gutter support should be fixed at
System as an alternative to the three maximum centres of one metre and
screw-hole Support Bracket (OT.039). within 150mm of both sides of any
The RoofLine system includes a angle or at the end of a gutter run.
three screw-hole Support Bracket
Gutter Positioning
(6T.619) and the use of all three
Gutter should be placed as high as
screw fixings is recomended,
possible and positioned centrally
especially on high buildings and in
Figure 13. Application of Support below the roof edge.
areas exposed to strong winds.
Bracket Bracer (OT.019) The Amazon system offers the Installation of
choice between a four screw Gutter Gutter Support Bracket
OT.119 Support Bracket (7T.719) and a The traditional bracket can be
Gutter Hanging Bracket (7T.749) for installed in the conventional manner
unobtrusive support. by stringing a plumb line along the
The Support Bracket furthest from base of the bracket and then fixing at
the Outlet should be fixed first, one metre maximum centres.
allowing for the required fall and
OT.625
Gutter Support
OT.005
The RoundLine and SuperLine
systems include a single screw fixing OT.019
Gutter Support Bracket, whilst the
RoundLine system also offers a high OT.025 OT.003
strength three screw-hole Support
Bracket (OT.039) for use where the
timber fascia is of poor quality eg. on
older buildings where the gutter is
OT.024
being replaced. A two screw-hole
Support Bracket Bracer (OT.119) is
included in the SuperLine system OT.033
again to give additional support to 150mm maximum
the gutter when used in conjunction between Angle
and Support
with Gutter Support Brackets
Bracket
(5T.519) on poor quality timber OT.037 OT.011
fascias (see Figure 13). The Support
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INSTALLATION
Installation of Figure 15. Installation of Amazon Ogee Connectors (OT.014 - LH
Gutter Hanging Bracket Gutter Hanging Bracket and OT.015 - RH) - bolt inside or
An alternative method of outside the metal gutter depending
installation is required for the Amazon on its size.
Gutter Hanging Bracket. The following 4in ogee gutter - fit Connector to
steps need to be followed: (see the outside of both the socket and
Figure 15). spigot.
1. A plumb line should be strung 41⁄2in ogee gutter - fit Connector
Stage 1
between the highest bracket and inside the socket and outside the
the bracket fixed adjacent to the spigot.
position of the Running Outlet. 5in ogee gutter - fit Connector on
The line should be fixed to the the inside of both the socket and
underside of the lip at the front of spigot.
the bracket.
2. The brackets should be positioned Rise and Fall Brackets
at one metre maximum centres These are designed for use on
Stage 2
leaving appropriate space for each buildings without a fascia board and
required Running Outlet or Gutter as an alternative to Rafter Brackets.
Union. The bracket fixed adjacent All half-round systems include a
to the Running Outlet should then Bow and Pin with a range of Build-in
be removed. and Drive-in Spikes in either 200mm
3. Fix Running Outlet, Gutter Union, or 300mm lengths to form Rise and
or Gutter Angle on to gutter Fall Bracket Assemblies.
length before offering gutter into
Stage 3 Gutters are jointed with a Gutter
position. Union and are supported at the Union
4. The gutter length should be held with a Rise and Fall Bracket
in position under the centre Assembly. Intermediate support
bracket and remaining brackets should be provided at maximum one
snapped shut. metre centres.
5. The roofing felt should be notched
and dressed around the Hanging Stage 4
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INSTALLATION
The Bow is connected to a Rafter Brackets Top Rafter Brackets
stainless steel threaded rod which Rafter Brackets are used when (OT.745, 5T.595, 6T.695)
can be raised or lowered to give the there is no fascia board and as an These must be fixed before the
gutter the required fall. alternative to Rise and Fall Brackets. roof is tiled. If a fall is needed, use
The Spike should either be built or All Rafter Brackets are PVC coated the Adjustable Top and Side Rafter
driven into the mortar joint below the steel for protection against corrosion. Brackets (see Figure 19).
last but one brick course (see Figures A range of 300mm long, profiled
Side Rafter Brackets
17 and 18). Top and Side Rafter Brackets are
(OT.746, 5T.596, 6T.696)
available for each half-round system
Figure 17. Rise and Fall Bracket These may be fixed after the roof
and additionally, RoundLine and
Assembly has been tiled. They are particularly
SuperLine offer a range of 300mm
useful when replacing gutter on an
Bow and Pin
Adjustable Top and Side Rafter
existing building. If a fall is needed,
Brackets.
the position of the Brackets on the
Gutters are jointed using a Gutter
side of the rafter can be altered (see
Union or Gutter Jointing Bracket and
Figure 20).
supported at maximum centres of
one metre with either type of Rafter Adjustable Top and
Bracket. Due to the design criteria of Side Rafter Brackets
Drive-in or rafters, if one metre spacing cannot (OT.145/146)
Build-in
Spike
be obtained, the smaller dimension These may be used as an
should prevail ie. 600mm. alternative to the shaped Rafter
Gutter lengths should be cut to Brackets for the RoundLine and
match rafter distances so that Gutter SuperLine systems. Both Brackets
Unions can be securely fixed. have a slotted hole in the front face in
Figure 18. Installation of Rise and Fall Brackets which is fitted a rust proofed wing nut
and bolt for connection to a Gutter
Support Bracket. When a fall is
needed, the wing nut should be
6T.609 released and the Bracket moved up
or down as necessary (see Figure 21).
Screws
Use No. 10 rustless roundhead
wood screws to fix Brackets, Angles
and Outlets to the fascia board.
ax
et re m
1m
Figure 19. Top Rafter Bracket Figure 20. Side Rafter Bracket Figure 21. Adjustable Top Rafter
(OT.745, 5T.595, 6T.695) (OT.746, 5T.596, 6T.696) Bracket (OT.145)
Side Rafter Bracket Top Rafter Bracket
Gutter Union
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PIPE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
Pipe Joint Design b) RoofLine 68mm round downpipe, a Square to
The RoundLine and SuperLine To allow for expansion, insert the Round Adaptor is available (7T.737)
systems use the same range of 68mm spigot fully into the socket, mark the which will fit directly onto the socket
(2 1⁄ 2in) pipe and fittings. The Pipe spigot at the socket face, then of the outlet.
Connector, Branch and all Bends have withdraw the spigot 10-12mm.
Offsets
an aperture socket which gives an Injection moulded fittings in the
a) RoundLine
interference fit, eliminating any need RoofLine system are already marked
The unique Swivelock Outlet has
for solvent welding and is designed to with the correct depth of entry. Push
an integral offset bend which is
conceal the 10mm expansion gap the spigot into the socket until the
securely attached to the outlet. This
between pipe and fittings. This gives ‘depth of entry’ mark is just visible.
ensures that there are no gaps or
a completed joint which is neat and
c) Amazon sagging connections between the
streamlined. The inserted pipe has
A gap of 10-12mm must be left outlet and offset bend. The bend
room for expansion when its end is
between the top of each length of itself can be swivelled in any direction
just visible.
pipe and the fitting to which it is to line up with the downpipe. A
The RoofLine system utilises pipe
connected. standard Socket Offset Bend
and fittings from the 110mm (4in)
(OT.025) is used at the other end of
Wavinsoil system. Connection to Gutter Outlets
the offset (see Figure 24).
Amazon pipe is 70mm (2 3 ⁄ 4 in) a) RoundLine
square, is plain ended and fits almost Plain ended pipe will connect Figure 24. Swivelock Outlet
flush to the wall. The Pipe Connector directly to the sockets of the Running (OT.625)
(7T.723), Offset Bends (7T.725/726), Outlet and the Swivelock Running
Pipe Branch (7T.735) and Hopper Outlet (OT.624/625).
Head (7T.730) all have an aperture
b) SuperLine Permanent Joint
socket designed to conceal the 10mm
Plain ended pipe and the sockets
expansion gap between downpipe
of Offset Bends connect directly to
and fittings, resulting in a neat and
the spigot of the Running Outlet
streamlined joint (see Figure 22).
(5T.508).
Iron Pipe
b) SuperLine and RoofLine
These are easily assembled using
either two Offset Bends
4S.134
4S.119
(OT.025/026) for SuperLine or
Connector
Gasket 4S.445 and an offcut of pipe for
RoofLine (see Figure 25).
OT.025
Expansion c) RoofLine
Provision for expansion must be Plain ended pipe and the spigot of
made when installing PVC-U Offset bends will connect directly to
downpipe. the spigot of the Running Outlet.
RoofLine pipe will connect to OT.026
a) RoundLine and SuperLine
When jointing RoundLine and asbestos or cast iron spigots using a
SuperLine downpipe, use a Pipe Connector (4S.134) and Gasket
Connector (OT.024) supported by a (4S.119) (see Figure 23).
Socket Bracket (OT.033/038). A gap d) Amazon
of 10-12mm must be left between Plain ended pipe and the sockets
the top of each length of pipe and the of Offset Bend (7T.726) and the Pipe
fitting to which it is connected. Wall Offset (7T.739) will connect
directly to the socket of the Running
Outlet (7T.706). For connection to
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PIPE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
Figure 26. Assembly of offset - c) Amazon Figure 30. Amazon shallow offset
Amazon These are assembled using a
Spigot Offset Bend (7T.726) and a
7T.726 Socket Offset Bend (7T.725) and an 7T.706
Pipe off-cut offcut of pipe (see Figure 26).
Shallow Offsets
a) RoundLine and SuperLine
7T.725
A shallow offset of 90mm
projection can be made up on site for
RoundLine from the bent Swivelock
Figure 27. RoundLine shallow Outlet (OT.625) and an Offset Bend 7T.739
offset (OT.026) or for SuperLine with Offset
Bends (OT.025/026). A 70 mm
OT.625 projection can be achieved by cutting
back the Offset Bend (OT.026) spigot
7T.723
length by 20mm (see Figure 27).
b) RoofLine
A shallow offset of 137mm
projection can be made up using two Figure 31. Amazon deep offset
Offset Bends (4S.444) (see Figure
28). Deeper offsets can be made up 7T.706
as shown in Figure 29.
OT.026 c) Amazon
OT.034 The minimum offset projection
which can be made up using two
standard Offset Bends (7T.726) is
Figure 28. RoofLine shallow offset 86mm. Typical offsets possible with
the Amazon system are shown in
137mm
Figures 30, 31 and 32.
min
7T.725
4S.444
4S.444
Pipe off-cut to suit
7T.725
7T.734
Figure 29. RoofLine deep offset
Figure 32. Amazon with
RoundLine downpipe offset
6T.606
7T.706
4S.444 7T.737
4S.444
OT.026
Pipe off-cut
Pipe off-cut to suit
4S.083
OT.034
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PIPE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
Offset Support When using an Amazon Pipe Wall Figure 36. Application of Pipe
To give the offsets of all systems Offset, support is provided by a Pipe Bracket Spacer
maximium support, fit a Pipe/Socket Connector which features an integral
Bracket around the pipe directly fixing bracket. A Pipe Wall Offset -
below the lower Offset Bend (see with Access contains an integral
Figure 33). bracket.
70 2.0 1.0
Pipe off-cut to suit
110 1.8 0.9
OT.025
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PIPE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
CONNECTIONS TO CONNECTION TO Pipe Shoes
EXISTING IRON PIPE BELOW GROUND DRAINAGE For an open discharge, a downpipe
a) RoundLine and SuperLine There are a number of ways of should be terminated with an open
Rusty or cracked cast iron pipe terminating rainwater downpipe at Pipe Shoe which should be situated
may be replaced easily with PVC-U. ground level, ie. using an adaptor, a over a gully, ensuring that the Pipe
Any sound part of an existing cast pipe shoe, connecting directly into a Shoe is securely fixed to the wall with
iron system can be retained and a gully or directly into a drain socket. the appropriate bracket. (see
68mm PVC-U pipe connected directly Figure 41).
Installation of Rainwater Adaptor
to the open socket of a 2 1⁄ 2in iron
The OT.149 Adaptor can be used Figure 41. Pipe Shoe over gully
pipe. Mastic or other sealing
with either a spigot or socket of a
compounds are not needed (see
68mm Downpipe
110mm pipe.
Figure 38).
OT.038
a) RoundLine
Figure 38. Connection to existing
Fit the Adaptor over the spigot or
iron pipe socket
socket, and then fit the end of the
68mm 68mm RoundLine downpipe into the OT.037
RoundLine/
plain socket of the Adaptor.
SuperLine Pipe
Lubrication or solvent welding is not
Gully Hopper
necessary (see Figure 39).
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PIPE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
Connection to Universal Hopper Connection from 110mm RoofLine
A rainwater downpipe or Pipe Wall Pipe to 110mm Drain Socket
Offset can be connected to a A RoofLine rainwater downpipe
Universal Hopper by cutting a hole in which utilises 110mm Wavinsoil pipe
the grating to suit (see Figures 43 can be connected directly into a drain
and 44). socket (see Figure 45).
Figure 43. Connection to Universal Figure 45. Connection to PVC-U
Hopper drain socket
WavinSewer
Universal Hopper WavinSewer Bend
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Wavin Osma Rainwater Systems
GENERAL INFORMATION
ACCEPTANCE DESCRIPTIONS SUPPLY
British Standards Descriptions and illustrations in Wavin Rainwater Systems are
Institution this publication are for guidance only. available from Builders Merchants
Wavin Osma Rainwater No responsibility can be accepted for throughout Ireland.
Systems comply, where applicable, any errors, ommissions or incorrect
with the requirements of the following assumptions. Refer to the product TECHNICAL SERVICE
British Standards. itself if more detailed information is
BS 4576: Part 1: 1989 Half-round required. Due to the continuining Further information, on-site advice
gutters and pipes of circular cross programme of product improvement, and assistance is freely available from
section. the Company reserves the right to Wavin Ireland Ltd at Balbriggan, Co.
BS 4514: 1983 Unplasticized PVC amend any published information or Dublin, Tel: 01-841 5000, Fax: 01-
soil and ventilating pipes and fittings. to modify any product without prior 841 5555.
notice.
Wavin is a Registered Firm CONDITIONS OF SALE
with the National DIMENSIONS The Company will not accept
Standards Authority of Ireland responsibility for the malfunction of
for IS.EN/ISO 9002:1994 Quality Unless otherwise stated, all
dimensions are in millimetres (mm). any installation which includes
Systems. components not supplied by Wavin
MATERIALS Ireland Limited. Goods are sold
Wavin holds the Irish Quality subject to Company conditions of
Mark for the production of All gutter and pipe and most sale.
all products. fittings are manufactured from
unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC- HEAD OFFICE, ADMIN
U). Exceptions are noted. AND SALES ENQUIRIES
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