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Are you thinking about starting a new DIY project? In order to bring your vision to life, you’ll need to use the right parts. At PIPE DECOR®, we offer a huge selection of pipes and fittings to help you build anything from bar carts to TV stands.
Whether you’re starting from scratch or expanding on one of our premade DIY kits, we’re here to help. Here’s a complete guide to the fittings we sell so you can see what pieces you’ll need for your next build.
What it is: A reducing elbow is an elbow that can connect two pipes of different diameters, from smaller to bigger or vice versa.
What it’s used for: You can use a reducing elbow in almost any project that you would normally use a regular elbow for, as long as the smaller pipe size can support the right amount of weight for your project. Using two different pipe sizes can make for a unique visual effect.
What it is: A reducing tee is a tee that can connect two pipes of different diameters, from smaller to bigger or vice versa.
What it’s used for: You can use a reducing tee in almost any project that you would normally use a regular tee for, as long as the smaller pipe size can support the right amount of weight for your project. Using two different pipe sizes can make for a unique visual effect.
What it is: A cross is a cross-shaped four-way fitting that allows you to connect four pipes, each at a 90-degree angle from the next.
What it’s used for: You can see some innovative cross designs in our Blackjack kitchen table and our M Design desk.
What it is: A reducing coupling is a coupling that can connect two pipes of different diameters, from smaller to bigger or vice versa.
What it’s used for: In furniture projects, a reducing coupling can make for a cool effect on a table leg or clothing rack while still adding length. You can also use them as feet for a table or desk in lieu of a flange, as you can see on some of our pipe leg sets.
What it is: A bushing is a reducing fitting that can connect a fitting with a pipe of a smaller diameter.
What it’s used for: A bushing can be used in any project that involves connecting a larger fitting with a smaller pipe.
What it is: A union is a three-piece, octagonal-shaped fitting that’s used to join two pipes together, similar to a coupling. The union allows for sophisticated pipe design by enabling you to create a perfect loop, as seen in our Loop coffee table. Without the union, it would be impossible to fully connect a loop of pipe.
What it’s used for: If you're not making loops in your pipe furniture, the difference between a union and a coupling really comes down to aesthetic. A coupling is a smooth cylinder, while a union has a blockier appearance. Like couplings, we feature these in a few of our table base kits such as the Streetlights Coffee Table.
What it is: Our mini square flange is another patented design that you’ll only find at PIPE DECOR®. These flanges are smaller than our standard square flange.
What it’s used for: We feature mini flanges in our Square Barn Door Handle kit, but you can use them in any project where you would normally use a flange!
What it is: Our mini flange is yet another exclusive design. These flanges are smaller than our standard flange.
What it’s used for: Use them in any project where you would normally use a flange. The smaller size can provide a more minimalist look for shelf brackets or table legs.
What it is: A cap closes off the end of a pipe by covering it from the outside, like the name suggests.
What it’s used for: Use a cap to provide a finished look to any pipe that’s not connected to another pipe or fitting, like at the end of a shelf bracket.
What it is: A square cap works just like a standard cap, but with a fun geometric shape that's exclusive to PIPE DECOR®.
What it’s used for: Replace any cap in your pipe projects with a square cap for a cool, modern look!
What it is: Plugs can be used to close off the end of a pipe. The design is more subtle than that of a cap. A plug is screwed inside of a pipe, while a cap goes on the outside.
What it’s used for: We feature plugs in some of our barn door handle designs.
We have fittings available in our standard black iron as well as in galvanized, brass, and Noir matte black iron. Mix and match for a unique piece of furniture with fun, modern accents! You can also see all of our exclusive PIPE DECOR® patented designs here.
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