Flue Elbow 90° WADEX D160 — 90-degree flue pipe elbow, diameter 160 mm

Flue Elbow 90° WADEX D160 is a 90-degree flue pipe elbow with a nominal diameter of 160 mm, engineered to change the direction of exhaust gas ducting in heating and ventilation systems. Designed for installation in metal or insulated flue assemblies, the elbow offers a compact routing solution for boilers, stoves and chimneys in residential and light commercial buildings. Its right-angle bend helps maintain exhaust flow while enabling space-efficient layout where straight sections are impractical.

Advantages

The flue elbow is made to provide consistent internal passage and dimensional accuracy for reliable connection to 160 mm ductwork. It reduces the need for additional straight sections or complex layouts, allowing straightforward redirection of flue gases. The component is compatible with common chimney and stove flue systems and is suitable for use in systems that require a durable, corrosion-resistant elbow geometry. Its compact form minimizes installation footprint and simplifies routing in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Residential boiler exhaust routing where a 90° turn is required
• Stove and fireplace flue systems in homes and small commercial premises
• Ventilation and exhaust duct rerouting in retrofit and new installations

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: 160 mm
• Angle: 90 degrees
• Application: flue/exhaust gas ducting for heating appliances
• Compatibility: designed to connect with standard 160 mm flue components
• Suitable environments: residential and light commercial installations

How to use

Install the elbow as part of the flue run where a right-angle change of direction is required. Ensure mating pipe ends are clean and free of debris before connection; align the elbow with adjacent flue sections and secure according to the flue system's connection method (e.g., slip-fit, clamp, or seal). Maintain required clearances from combustible materials and follow appliance manufacturer and local building codes for flue installation, support, and sealing. Verify that the resulting flue path preserves adequate draft and provides unobstructed exhaust flow.

Usage recommendations

Confirm compatibility with the specific flue system and appliance before installation. Use appropriate sealing materials and supports to prevent leaks and to maintain safe clearances. For installations involving high-temperature appliances or insulated chimney systems, follow the appliance and chimney manufacturer guidelines and applicable regulations; consult a qualified installer when needed.