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Hi all,
Anyone help on what part I need to get to fit to a 340mm diameter cast iron downpipe that does not serve the main sewage run?
I'm told I need an ' Internal air inlet valve with rubber joiner'.

The cast iron pipe will be cut, sealed then boxed in internally in a conservatory.

Links to the parts to get would be helpful.
thanks

Robster
 

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