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need to run a 32mm condensate into a rainwater down pipe (round) is there a boss that fits? or do i just fit a tee into the downpipe
 
The ones i have seen most guys just seam to cut a hole in the down pipe fitt the con in and seal it with mastc, but a tee would seam better to me
 
This is what I have seen done aswell, if you do it like this though use black mastic (aslong as its a black down pipe)
 
Don't mean they go to the same place plus don't forget the air break incase the downpipe blocks
 
Just put a y piece into the down pipe and run into that. Air gap and connection in one.
 
who ever invented silicone and mastic, needs shooting, when there are so many ways to do a proper job.!
 
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