Push Fit Fittings

Learn more about push fit fittings

Push fit fittings join pipework in plumbing and heating jobs where speed and access matter. They suit work that needs a clean connection without soldering, and they're often chosen for repairs, extensions and alterations on site.

 

If you're comparing push fit pipe fittings, start with the pipe size, material and system type. That gives you a clearer route to the right fitting for the task.

 

Typical uses

 

• Push fit elbow fittings for changes in direction.

• Push fit tee fittings for branch connections.

• Push fit reducing fittings for changing between pipe sizes.

• Push fit stop valves for isolating a section of pipework.

• Push fit pipe connectors for joining or extending runs.

 

How to choose the right push fit fitting

 

• Start with the pipe material, then match the fitting to the pipe diameter in mm.

• Check whether the work is for hot water, cold water or heating.

• If you're weighing up compression vs push fit fittings, think about access, the speed of assembly and how the joint needs to suit the work.

• For mixed systems or compatibility checks, speak to your local branch team for product specifications and trade advice.

 

Before you order

 

• Check the pipe size, material and system on site first. That helps you order the right parts and avoid wastage.

• If you're buying for repeated jobs, sort the elbows, tees, reducers, connectors and stop valves you use most often, then add the quantities you need to cover the pipework layout.

 

Explore our range of push fit fittings

Browse push fit fittings for everyday plumbing repairs and installations. Use the category filters to narrow by fitting type, size and application, then shop the parts that suit the job.