PVC Saddle 20mm/25mm: Fixing Solution for PVC Conduit

The PVC Saddle 20mm/25mm is a component for securing PVC conduit to a surface. Conduit is the protective tube that carries electrical cables and data cables, and a saddle is the fixing piece that holds that tube in place. Without suitable fixings, conduit can sag, move or become damaged over time. This saddle helps keep each run in its intended position, giving cables a stable and protected route.
This product belongs to the PVC Components range. It is designed for use with PVC conduit systems and is intended for installers who need a simple, reliable way to fix conduit runs. The item is listed under the 20mm/25mm size designation, which indicates the conduit sizes it is intended to suit.
Key Features
- Made from PVC, matching the material of PVC conduit systems
- Designed to hold PVC conduit in place along a surface
- Listed for 20mm and 25mm conduit sizes
- Suitable for use in surface-run conduit installations
- Part of the PVC Components category for conduit and trunking
Specifications
The information available for this item is limited to the product description and category details. Please check the exact dimensions, fixing hole positions and conduit sizes against the product packaging or the manufacturer’s documentation before fitting, as these details are not included in the listing.
Typical Uses
Saddles of this type are used in a wide range of installations. Common applications include:
- Fixing surface-mounted PVC conduit on walls and ceilings
- Supporting conduit runs in offices, shops and commercial premises
- Routing cables in plant rooms, comms cabinets and service areas
- Maintaining neat cable routes in residential and light commercial work
- Repairing or extending existing conduit installations
Installation Tips
Plan the route of the conduit before fitting any saddles. Mark the fixing positions evenly along the run, keeping spacing consistent so the conduit stays straight. Use fixings that are suitable for the wall or ceiling material, such as plugs and screws for masonry or appropriate fixings for plasterboard and timber. Do not overtighten the fixings, as this can crack or deform the plastic and reduce its holding strength.
Where a conduit run changes direction or meets a junction, use matching PVC fittings and check that the saddle sits correctly against the conduit. Keep the saddle clear of any heat sources and follow the installation guidance that applies to your job.
Why Choose Saddles for Conduit Fixing
Using saddles at regular intervals gives a more secure and professional finish than fixing conduit with loose clips or tape. A well-fixed run is easier to inspect, easier to modify later, and less likely to be knocked out of position. For installers, a consistent supply of saddles in the right size helps keep projects moving and reduces time spent on adjustments.
Always work to the electrical and building standards that apply in your area. If you are unsure whether this product is suitable for a particular installation, speak to a qualified electrician or contact the supplier for guidance before you start.







