WRAS rated end feed fittings in bulk packs of 300 to 950 pieces. Four pack options covering 15mm and 22mm couplers, elbows, equal tees and reducers. Suited to plumbers and heating engineers who want to stock up without overpaying.
Available options and pricing for WRAS Rated End Feed Fittings Packs - 300 to 950 Fittings, with quantity selectors and a running total
Size
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
Pack 1 - 500 Fittings
EFPK1
£114.90£137.88
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Pack 2 -300 Fittings
EFPK2
£89.90£107.88
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Pack 3 - 575 Fittings
EFPK3
£171.90£206.28
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Pack 4 - 950 Fittings
EFPK4
£225.90£271.08
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These end feed fittings packs are put together for plumbers and heating engineers who go through volume on site and don’t want to be placing small orders every other week. Every fitting in every pack carries WRAS approval, which means they meet the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme requirements for use on potable water systems in the UK. That’s not optional on a lot of jobs, and it’s worth knowing it’s covered before you start rather than after.
Each end feed fittings pack is built around the fittings you actually reach for most often: 15mm and 22mm couplers, elbows, and equal tees, plus 22x15mm reducing fittings to bridge the two sizes. The ratio of elbows to couplers reflects the reality of most plumbing runs, where direction changes happen more often than straight joins. The packs aren’t just a round number of random fittings thrown in a box.
End Feed Fittings Pack Options
Pack 1 contains 475 fittings and is weighted towards 15mm work, with 100 couplers, 200 elbows and 50 equal tees at 15mm, alongside 50 couplers, 50 elbows and 25 reducers at 22mm. This suits domestic heating and hot and cold pipework installations where 15mm runs are dominant.
Pack 2 is the smallest option at 300 fittings and offers a more balanced spread across 15mm and 22mm, including 22mm equal tees. It’s a practical top-up pack or a good starting point for a smaller job.
Pack 3 steps up to 575 fittings and includes 22mm equal tees alongside the full range of 15mm and 22mm couplers, elbows and reducers. This is a solid choice for a medium-scale installation or a busy week on site.
Pack 4 is the largest at 950 fittings and is weighted heavily towards 15mm elbows, with 400 in the pack. This makes sense for complex runs with lots of directional changes, such as underfloor heating feed pipework or multi-room domestic installs. The 22mm content covers the main distribution side.
End Feed Fitting Quality and Compliance
End feed fittings rely entirely on the solder applied by the installer for a watertight joint, unlike solder ring fittings which carry their own solder charge. That means joint quality depends on clean pipe, proper flux application and correct heat. These fittings are made from dezincification-resistant brass where required to meet WRAS standards, which is relevant wherever they may be in contact with drinking water. WRAS approval confirms the material composition and construction have been independently assessed against the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999.
Buying fittings as a pack rather than individually reduces cost per fitting considerably and means you’re not short on a standard elbow or coupler at an inconvenient moment. For plumbers working across multiple domestic properties or on a new build programme, having a stock of end feed fittings packs on the van is standard practice.
Pro Tip: Flux the pipe and the fitting socket separately before assembly, not just one or the other, as even coverage is what prevents dry spots and pin-hole failures once the joint is under pressure.
End feed fittings packs are used across domestic and light commercial plumbing installations, including central heating systems, hot and cold water distribution pipework, cylinder connections and radiator feeds. Plumbers working on new builds, refurbishments and boiler replacements will use 15mm and 22mm end feed fittings repeatedly throughout a job. The WRAS rating makes these suitable for use on mains cold water and domestic hot water pipework where compliance with the Water Supply Regulations is required.
Best For
Domestic plumbing installations
Central heating pipework
Hot and cold water distribution
Boiler replacement work
New build and refurbishment projects
Trade van stock
Fitting Types Included
15mm couplers
15mm elbows
15mm equal tees
22mm couplers
22mm elbows
22mm equal tees (Packs 2 and 3)
22x15mm reducing fittings
Key Properties
WRAS approved for potable water systems
Dezincification-resistant brass construction
End feed design for soldered joints
Compliant with Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999
Available in four pack sizes from 300 to 950 fittings
Not suitable for: These are end feed fittings and require soldering to complete the joint. They are not suitable for push-fit or compression connections, and should not be used where access for a blowtorch is not practical.
End feed fittings are soldered in place using a blowtorch and plumbing solder. The pipe end and fitting socket must both be clean, burr-free and lightly abraded before flux is applied to both surfaces. Push the fitting fully onto the pipe and apply heat evenly around the joint until the flux activates. Feed solder wire to the edge of the socket and allow capillary action to draw it in. Remove heat and allow the joint to cool undisturbed before pressure testing.
For WRAS compliance on drinking water pipework, use only lead-free solder and a WRAS-approved flux. Check that all joints are fully sealed before concealing pipework in walls or floors.
Cut the copper pipe cleanly and remove all burrs with a pipe reamer or file
Lightly abrade the outside of the pipe end and the inside of the fitting socket with wire wool or abrasive cloth
Apply flux to the pipe end and to the inside of the fitting socket
Push the fitting fully onto the pipe and check alignment before heating
Apply blowtorch heat evenly around the fitting, keeping the flame moving to avoid overheating one spot
Once the flux begins to spit and the fitting is up to temperature, touch lead-free solder wire to the edge of the socket
Allow capillary action to draw the solder fully around the joint until a small bead appears at the socket edge
Remove heat and allow the joint to cool naturally without disturbing it
Wipe away excess flux residue with a damp cloth once cool
Pressure test all joints before boxing in or covering pipework
Are these fittings approved for use on drinking water systems?
Yes. All fittings in these packs carry WRAS approval, confirming they meet the requirements of the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999 and are suitable for use in contact with potable water. You should still use lead-free solder and a WRAS-approved flux to maintain full compliance throughout the joint.
What is the difference between Pack 1 and Pack 4?
Pack 1 contains 475 fittings with a balanced mix of 15mm and 22mm couplers, elbows and reducers. Pack 4 is the largest option at 950 fittings and is weighted heavily towards 15mm elbows, with 400 included, making it better suited to jobs with complex pipework runs and frequent directional changes. Pack 4 does not include 22mm equal tees, while Packs 2 and 3 do.
Can I use these fittings with solder ring fittings on the same system?
Yes. End feed and solder ring fittings are dimensionally compatible and can be used together on the same copper pipework system. The difference is that end feed fittings require you to apply solder separately during installation, while solder ring fittings carry a pre-loaded solder charge inside the socket.
These end feed fittings are manufactured from dezincification-resistant brass to comply with WRAS material standards for use in contact with drinking water. End feed fittings operate by capillary action during soldering, drawing molten solder into the annular gap between the pipe and fitting socket to form a pressure-tight joint. Fittings cover 15mm and 22mm nominal pipe sizes in accordance with standard UK copper tube dimensions.
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