Chimney Elbow Pipe WADEX 116120000 90° D 120

WADEX 116120000 90° D 120 chimney elbow pipe is a 90-degree flue component with a nominal diameter of 120 mm. It is designed to redirect exhaust gases in chimney and ventilation systems, creating a right-angle connection between two straight flue sections while preserving flow characteristics and draft. The component is suitable for installations where a compact change of direction is required for residential and light-commercial heating appliances that use a 120 mm flue.

Advantages

The chimney elbow provides a precise 90° bend that ensures consistent exhaust direction and helps maintain proper draft in the flue. Its standardized nominal diameter supports compatibility with other 120 mm flue components, and the smooth internal profile reduces resistance to gas flow. The component is compact and allows installers to achieve right-angle connections without multiple short segments or complex joins.

Suitable for

• Redirecting exhaust from stoves, boilers, or heaters with a 120 mm flue
• Residential chimney and ventilation systems requiring a right-angle turn
• Light-commercial heating installations with limited installation space

Key specifications

• Angle: 90°
• Nominal diameter: 120 mm
• Function: flue elbow for redirecting exhaust gases
• Application: chimney and ventilation systems for heating appliances
• Connection type: designed for coupling with 120 mm flue sections

How to use

Install the elbow between two compatible 120 mm straight flue sections to form a 90° change of direction. Ensure connections are properly seated and sealed according to the flue system manufacturer’s guidelines and local building regulations. Confirm that the orientation provides appropriate draft and does not create excessive soot or condensate accumulation points. Use suitable supports or brackets to maintain alignment and prevent strain on adjoining sections.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the flue system periodically for deposits, leaks, or corrosion. Follow appliance manufacturer and local code requirements for clearances, sealing, and maintenance. Where necessary, consult a qualified technician to verify that the elbow placement preserves safe combustion gas evacuation and system performance.