600mm Twinwall Coupler designed for use with non-pressure, surface and sub-surface storm water drainage applications.
BBA Certificate No: 09/H145
| SKU | 600TWCN |
| Title | 600mm Twinwall Pipe Coupler |
| Net weight | 6.3 Kilograms |
| Drainfast Product Catalogue Issue 36 |
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