Newton CDM Flexi-Pipe 63mm
Newton CDM Flexi-Pipe 63mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Newton CDM Flexi-Pipe is a heavy-duty, flexible PVC conduit designed to connect the BaseDrain and FloorDrain channel system to the sump pump chamber. With a 63mm diameter, this pipe provides a high-flow pathway for captured water, specifically in areas where navigating around corners, footings, or existing pipework makes rigid 50mm or 110mm piping impractical. Its corrugated exterior provides excellent structural strength to resist the pressure of wet concrete or screed, while its smooth internal bore ensures that water flows freely without snagging debris or silt. The Flexi-Pipe is engineered to be used as a short-run connector, giving installers the flexibility needed to ensure a perfect, stress-free fit into the sump chamber inlets.
Benefits:
- Provides a flexible solution for difficult drainage connections in tight spaces
- Smooth internal bore minimizes the risk of silt buildup and ensures high-flow capacity
- Corrugated exterior offers high crush resistance during the floor-laying process
- Simplifies the connection between perimeter channels and the Newton sump system
- Durable, chemical-resistant PVC construction suitable for long-term basement use
Good to Know:
- Sold by the linear metre or in 25m/50m coils
- Designed for use with the Newton BaseDrain Sump Connector
- While highly flexible, it should be installed with a consistent fall toward the sump to prevent standing water
- For a watertight seal, joints should be reinforced with Newton BaseDrain Tape or a suitable solvent weld if using adapters
Technical Information
Technical Information
Newton CDM Flexi-Pipe 63mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Newton Waterproofing |
|---|---|
| Application | Used as a flexible connection pipe to transport water from the Newton BaseDrain or FloorDrain channels into a sump chamber, especially when navigating complex structural obstacles. |
