It's perfect for use with filter waste and flow control, and it's also suitable for pressure pipe work.

Solvent weld a 43mm waste pipe to traps from the sink, shower, washer or more, to create secure wastage systems. but any standard kitchen sink trap will usually come with compression fittings to connect to your waste, so nothing extra should be needed as long as existing pipe is in the right place and doesn't need to be extended or moved at all. Some confusing exists because some makes measure inside and some outside, and some vary slightly in size, for example the push fit stuff is smaller than the solvent weld. Refer to the size chart or check the pipe for markings to identify the type (look for ABS, indicating a solvent pipe). Only ever go to a plumber's merchant and get either inch+half or inch+quarter solvent weld only and you won't go wrong.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

mm fittings and pipe 20 mm fittings and pipe 25 mm fittings and pipe 32 mm fittings and pipe 36 mm = 1. I guess firstly, to remove the joint i think i need to saw off the pipe at the joint which would result in a smaller pipe out of the wall.This fitting has a physical pipe fitting size of 43mm and requires Solvent Weld Glue for installation. Can I put a 40mm compression fitting onto the end of this 43mm pipe and then connect that to my sink trap (IKEA Lillviken)?

Straight Connectors are designed to assist you in quick and easy assembly between ridged pipework, making a strong and rigid connection.

Pipe should come out of wall fairly easily, could use multifit joiner T28M inside to connect from old pipe to new 40mm pipe. Idiots whoever installed it, a small hole in that grate and the 45deg could have been pointed straight down into the gulley. Solvent weld fit runs have the most extended lifespan of all waste systems, including push-fit and compression systems.