What sizes do you carry?
Everything from half an inch upward, plus the metric PPRC range in millimetres — and every spelling of a size finds the same rows, however your own sheet writes it.
A size means one of two things depending on the row, and the sheet decides which: the bore on pipe and fittings, and the length on rods, hoses and linear drains. The number beside each one is how many rows carry it.
In inches
Most of the pipe, fittings and drainage range, and the rods. Tap a size to see every row in it.
In millimetres
PPRC and PP-RCT, which are sold metric — plus a few hoses and anchors the sheets size the same way.
Write it any way you like
Across the sheets we buy from, these 48 sizes are printed 166 different ways — eleven companies, each typing it their own way.
4" alone is written 19 ways: 4", 4" x 5", 4" x 3", 4" Round, and more.
All of them find the same rows. Type it the way your own paper writes it — you do not have to know how ours does.
What this chart does not cover
832 rows of the catalogue carry a size. The rest — basins, commodes, mixers, accessories — have no bore, so they are listed by model instead.
A few rows print two figures, like a reducer written 25 x 3/4". A size above files it under the first one — the search box finds it by either.