Outside kitchen-sink drain pipe corroded
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Easy enough, 90° bend and length of pipe maybe a couple of pipe clips.
If the pipe is rotten going through the cavity it will need replaced as well...if you are lucky it may twist out in one piece once disconnected from the sink.
If the pipe is rotten going through the cavity it will need replaced as well...if you are lucky it may twist out in one piece once disconnected from the sink.
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Lucky for you it is push fit and looks to be 40mm, The only tools you will need is a saw to cut the new pipe to size, sandpaper to remove any burrs on the cut pipe and maybe a smear of washing up liquid to grease the push fit joints.
Looks like like a metal composite pipe, never seen plastic corroding like that.
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That pipes been attacked by something , the sun hasn't done that damage
Easy to change, however the bend goes into the wall and has been mortared over that will need hacking out and redoing to release the bend.
I would also looking at the damage at the top of the bend replace the section that goes through the wall too, just use the existing pieces as a guide to cut the new lengths.
Don't forget to use push fit pipe not solvent weld pipe as the latter is thicker and push fit fittings won't fit
Easy to change, however the bend goes into the wall and has been mortared over that will need hacking out and redoing to release the bend.
I would also looking at the damage at the top of the bend replace the section that goes through the wall too, just use the existing pieces as a guide to cut the new lengths.
Don't forget to use push fit pipe not solvent weld pipe as the latter is thicker and push fit fittings won't fit
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Actually yeah it may be metallic, can't i just seal it with something?
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Wrap it in duck tape, not something I would do and accept payment for you understand.
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I`ve seen an effect like that with holes in white overflow pipe which ran the side of a house in sunlight for many, many years. It just crumpled when touched.
I had a very similar rotting incident with grey plastic pipe- it had started to drip, twisted an elbow to remove it & the pipe and elbow pretty much crumbled to bits. It had been in place for min 25 years so not a bad innings
Seen loads of bellbox covers go the same way ....probably polypropylene plastic
Even the Sparkies have now got involved.
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