Chimney Elbow Pipe WADEX 90° D 150 (model 116150000)

WADEX chimney elbow pipe 90° D 150 is a 90-degree flue elbow designed for use in chimney and ventilation systems with a nominal diameter of 150 mm. The component provides a compact and reliable way to change the direction of exhaust gas flow between straight duct sections and is compatible with masonry, metal and insulated chimneys. It is intended for use with heating appliance flue installations and ventilation runs where a precise 90° turn is required to route the flue or ductwork.

Advantages

The elbow delivers a tight 90° directional change while maintaining a smooth internal path for exhaust gases, reducing turbulence and aiding draft performance. Constructed from materials suitable for flue applications, it offers dimensional accuracy for straightforward connection to standard 150 mm ducting. Its compact form factor enables space-efficient routing in confined areas and simplifies alignment between vertical and horizontal runs.

Suitable for

• Redirecting exhaust gases in chimney and flue systems
• Connecting straight sections of 150 mm duct or pipe
• Routing flue pipes in masonry, metal or insulated chimney assemblies
• Use with heating appliance flues and ventilation runs requiring a 90° turn

Key specifications

• Nominal diameter: 150 mm
• Angle: 90 degrees
• Application: chimney and ventilation flue elbow
• Compatibility: suitable for masonry, metal and insulated chimneys
• Function: redirects exhaust gases between straight duct sections

How to use

Install the WADEX 90° elbow between two compatible 150 mm straight sections, ensuring joints are secure and sealed according to the chimney or ventilation system requirements. Orient the elbow so the internal curvature follows the intended flow path and check alignment with adjoining components before final fastening. Observe any clearances, support and sealing instructions provided for the overall flue installation to maintain safe operation of the heating appliance and proper draft.

Usage recommendations

Confirm material compatibility and local building codes prior to installation. Use appropriate seals or gaskets where required, and ensure access for inspection and cleaning. For installations involving combustion appliances, follow appliance manufacturer guidelines and engage a qualified installer when necessary.