Conduits, Boxes & Fittings

Conduit - Buy Finolex & Anchor PVC Conduit, Junction Boxes & Fittings Online

Conduit is the protective skeleton of a home electrical system, and the boxes and fittings around it are what make the pipework actually usable. At Fixxly, this range covers genuine Finolex PVC conduit in heavy and medium duty grades, bends, couplers and a PVC junction box, alongside an Anchor light switch back box for switch and socket mounting. This guide covers the components stocked here, how a conduit system goes together, and how to plan a run before any wire is pulled.

PVC conduit: heavy and medium duty

Finolex Heavy Duty PVC Conduit suits floors and exposed runs facing more mechanical stress, while Medium Duty conduit covers standard concealed wall and ceiling runs - the pipe that protects wiring and lets it be pulled out and replaced years later without breaking open the wall. Choosing the correct duty grade for each part of a run balances cost against the mechanical protection each section actually needs.

PVC junction box and junction box price

The Finolex PVC junction box with screw and lid keeps wire connections protected and accessible for future repairs, and junction box price on this specific product currently sits at a modest per-unit cost - though this varies with size and screw-lid configuration on other listings. Every point where wires join or branch in a conduit system needs one of these.

Bends, couplers and metal junction box options

Finolex PVC bends turn conduit around a corner without kinking it, and couplers join lengths end to end. Where a metal junction box is preferred over PVC - typically for added mechanical protection in exposed or industrial-style installations - matching the box material to the conduit and mounting method keeps the whole system consistent.

Light switch back box

The Anchor light switch back box sits behind a switch or socket plate, giving it a solid, correctly sized mounting base - a different job from a junction box, which protects a wire connection rather than housing a switch plate. Every switch and socket point in a conduit system needs one of these fixed and level before the plate goes on.

Planning a conduit run before installation

A good conduit layout is planned on paper before a single length of pipe is fixed. Mark the position of every switch, socket and light point, then plan the routes from the distribution board to each, keeping bends to a sensible minimum since too many tight turns in one run make it very difficult to pull wires through later.

Why Fixxly for conduit, boxes and fittings

Fixxly is a single platform for the whole electrical job, and this range is one part of an electrical department that sits within ten full categories. Every component is genuine Finolex or Anchor, so the conduit, bends, couplers and boxes are sized and rated to work together as one system.

	Fixxly	Others
Brand assurance	Genuine Finolex and Anchor, verified material	Authenticity harder to verify, especially online
Delivery speed	30-minute quick delivery	Same-day if in stock locally, otherwise 1-5 days
Complete conduit system in one order	Conduit, boxes and fittings together	Usually needs multiple shops or sellers to gather everything
Returns on a bad batch	Straightforward replacement policy	Policies vary, and can be slow for small parts

Planning a conduit run

• Heavy duty conduit for floors and exposed runs, medium duty for standard walls and ceilings.
• A PVC junction box at every point where wires branch or join.
• A light switch back box behind every switch and socket position.
• Bends at corners, couplers to join lengths, rather than kinking the pipe.
• Plan the full layout on paper before fixing any conduit, minimising bends per run.

Frequently asked questions

Does Fixxly stock genuine Finolex and Anchor conduit products?

Yes - every conduit, bend, coupler, junction box and back box in this range on Fixxly is genuine Finolex or Anchor.

What is the difference between a junction box and a light switch back box?

A junction box protects a point where wires join or branch, while a light switch back box sits behind a switch or socket plate to give it a solid mounting base.

Should I use heavy or medium duty conduit?

Heavy duty suits floors and exposed runs facing more mechanical stress, while medium duty is the standard choice for concealed wall and ceiling runs.

What determines junction box price?

Junction box price varies with size, material (PVC versus metal) and the screw-lid configuration, so check the specific listing's size against how many cable entries the point actually needs.

Can wires be replaced later in a conduit system?

Yes, provided the conduit was sized correctly and not overcrowded - wires can be pulled out and new ones drawn in through the same pipe without breaking open the wall.

Explore other categories:

Electrical - Plumbing, Sanitary & Bath - Wood & Hardware - Tools - Deals.