As long as it's the right material. Solvent weld is for uPVC (and ABS, but if it's domestic waste most likely uPVC).
Doesn't work with polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP), for that you need compression fittings or socket (or butt) fusion.
Push fit works for any, provided no significant end loads or the pipes are anchored somehow.
Can't use which underground, Shaun? I assume you mean solvent can't be used underground on the grounds that Supersleve is connected with a kind of pushfit, so if it's okay for clay, it's probably also okay for plastic?
Can't use which underground, Shaun? I assume you mean solvent can't be used underground on the grounds that Supersleve is connected with a kind of pushfit, so if it's okay for clay, it's probably also okay for plastic?
So same way, you mean? Push fit underground is okay, but glue is not okay underground?
What I meant was that if Supersleve is okay underground and it is pushfit then it follows logically that pushfit is okay underground.
Almost all 110mm above ground can be glued and pushfit as its a type of upvc, abs which alot of small bore waste pipe is made from can't be used outside as its not uv resistant. Makes you wonder why almost all brands use abs over pvc. You can get pvc waste if you look for it, hunter is one. Toolstations waste is also pvc but slightly hit and miss with other brands fittings.
Almost all 110mm above ground can be glued and pushfit as its a type of upvc, abs which alot of small bore waste pipe is made from can't be used outside as its not uv resistant. Makes you wonder why almost all brands use abs over pvc. You can get pvc waste if you look for it, hunter is one. Toolstations waste is also pvc but slightly hit and miss with other brands fittings.