SHOE ELBOW

A Shoe Elbow is a specialized pipe fitting designed to redirect the flow of water or fluids at a specific angle, usually 45° or 90°, with a smooth, curved outlet. It is commonly used in drainage and rainwater management systems, especially in downspouts and plumbing networks.

Description of Shoe Elbow:

Material: Typically made from PVC, CPVC, uPVC, cast iron, or stainless steel, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.

Shape:

Curved elbow design with an angled outlet resembling a "shoe".

Available in 45° and 90° bends for smooth water flow.

Function:

Redirects fluid flow efficiently while preventing splashing and erosion.

Commonly used in rainwater downspouts to guide water away from buildings.

Helps in preventing backflow and water stagnation.

Installation:

Connected to downspouts, gutters, or drain pipes using solvent welding, push-fit, or threaded connections.

Positioned at the bottom of a vertical pipe to control water discharge.