Conduit protects electrical cables inside walls and slabs and lets you pull new cables later without breaking plaster. Conduit, bends, couplers, saddles and boxes are cheap individually, but a house needs a lot of them, so getting sizes and counts right matters.
Quick answer: On Buy More Mall, 20mm conduit is KSh 160 per length, 3/4-inch conduit is KSh 180, 32mm conduit is KSh 450 and 50mm conduit is KSh 360. Bends cost from KSh 20, couplers from KSh 10 and switch boxes from KSh 30. Lighting and socket circuits are usually run in 20mm or 25mm conduit; larger sizes carry mains and sub-main cables.







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| Conduit | Typical use | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Conduit Pipes-1/2 | Light circuits, few cables | KSh 120 |
| Conduit Pipe Metro 20Mm | Lighting and sockets | KSh 160 |
| Conduit Pipe Metro | General wiring | KSh 160 |
| Conduit Pipes-3/4 | Sockets, cooker, more cables | KSh 180 |
| Conduit Pipes 1" | Sub-mains | KSh 250 |
| Conduit Pipe 32Mm Metro | Sub-mains, risers | KSh 450 |
| Conduit Pipe 38 | Mains entry | KSh 360 |
| Conduit Pipes 50Mm | Mains entry, underground runs | KSh 360 |
| Flexible Conduit | Bends that are hard to make, connections to equipment | KSh 70 |







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| Fitting | What it does | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bend Conduit-1/2 | Turns a corner (1/2") | KSh 20 |
| Bend Conduit-3/4 | Turns a corner (3/4") | KSh 20 |
| Bend Conduit 50Mm | Turns a corner (50mm) | KSh 60 |
| Coupler-20Mm | Joins two 20mm pipes | KSh 10 |
| Coupler-25Mm | Joins two 25mm pipes | KSh 5 |
| Saddle 20Mm | Holds surface conduit to the wall | KSh 5 |
| Switch Box-Single | Box for one switch or socket | KSh 30 |
| Switch Box-Double | Box for a double socket | KSh 50 |
| Pattress Single Switch Box | Surface-mounted single box | KSh 50 |
The size depends on how many cables run through it and their size. Leave room to pull cables: a pipe should not be packed full. As a rule of thumb, lighting and socket runs use 20mm or 25mm, while mains and sub-mains use 32mm and up. Your electrician should confirm sizes against the cable sizes in the cable size guide.
For the full list of materials see house wiring materials price list and cost of wiring a house.
An electrician marks 18 points, mostly lighting and sockets, runs them in 20mm and 25mm conduit cast into the slab and chased into walls, then uses 32mm conduit from the meter to the board. Bends, couplers and boxes are bought in the same order so nothing holds up the plastering.
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KSh 160 per length on Buy More Mall.
Usually 20mm or 25mm for lighting and sockets, larger for mains; your electrician sizes it to the cables.
It is mainly for short connections and awkward spots; rigid conduit is normally used inside walls and slabs.
Measure every run, divide by one pipe length and add about 10%.
A clip that holds surface-mounted conduit to the wall.
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