Overview

The Holman Storm PVC Elbow M&F 90mm 90 degree is a male-female elbow for 90mm stormwater pipe. It turns a pipe run through a right angle, with the male spigot on one end and a female socket on the other, so it can join two sections of pipe or connect pipe to another fitting in one piece.

It is made from quality recycled PVC and is used for stormwater and rainwater drainage in residential and commercial buildings. The fitting is solvent welded into place and complies with AS/NZS 1254 for stormwater fittings.

Key Features

• 90mm male-female elbow with a 90 degree turn
• Made from quality recycled PVC
• Solvent weld connection for a watertight joint
• Ideal for corners and tight spaces in a pipe run
• For stormwater and rainwater drainage
• Complies with AS/NZS 1254, AMI 70007

Specifications

• Size: 90mm nominal
• Connection: male x female
• Angle: 90 degrees
• Material: recycled PVC
• Jointing: solvent cement
• Standard: AS/NZS 1254, AMI 70007

Applications

• Turning a 90mm stormwater pipe run through a right angle
• Connecting downpipes to below-ground stormwater lines
• Corners in rainwater drainage systems
• Above and below ground stormwater work

What You Need to Complete the Job

Cut the pipe square, dry-fit the joint, then apply solvent cement to both surfaces and push the elbow home with a quarter-turn twist. Use it with the 90mm stormwater pipe and a slip coupling to extend a run, and cement it with a solvent cement such as Bostik Pipe Cement Type N. The full range is in the PVC Fittings range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does M&F mean on this elbow?

M&F means male and female. One end of the elbow has a male spigot and the other end has a female socket, so the fitting can join two female-socket pipe ends in one piece. That makes it useful for changing direction where a pipe run has already been set.

Can this elbow be used above and below ground?

Yes. The recycled PVC fitting is suitable for above and below ground stormwater and rainwater drainage. All joints are solvent welded, which gives a permanent, watertight connection that suits buried pipe runs as well as exposed downpipe work.

Is this the same as a DWV elbow?

No. This is a stormwater fitting made to AS/NZS 1254, while DWV fittings are made to AS/NZS 1260. They are different pipe systems with different socket dimensions and standards, so use stormwater fittings on stormwater pipe and DWV fittings on DWV pipe.

How many elbows will I need for a downpipe connection?

It depends on the run. A typical downpipe-to-underground connection needs two 90 degree elbows to drop the pipe from the wall outlet into the below-ground line. Measure the run and dry-fit the elbows before cementing to confirm the angles line up.