Bong Connectors

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Bong Connectors

Bong connectors are used to join bong parts together, change the angle of your stem, add a chamber between your cone piece and bong, or connect accessories like ash catchers to your existing setup. We stock glass and standard bong connectors from The Bong Shop in 45 degree, 90 degree and straight configurations, covering both bonza and standard grommet fittings. All delivered in discreet plain packaging anywhere in Australia.

Shop Bong Connectors by Angle & Fitting

Six connector options covering the most common bong modification need:

  • Standard glass connectors (open & closed end) — straight glass connector pieces for joining two bonza or standard fitting parts in a direct line. Open end and closed end versions available depending on your setup requirements.

  • 45 degree standard glass connector — angles the connection at 45 degrees, useful when a straight connector doesn't give you the right position for your stem or accessories. Standard grommet fitting.

  • 45 degree bonza glass connector — same 45 degree angle in bonza fitting. Available in multiple sizes to suit different bong configurations.

  • 90 degree standard connector — creates a right angle between two parts. Available in small and large sizes. Useful for setups where a stem needs to come out at a perpendicular angle to the bong body.

  • Standard U-Beaut bend connector — a U-shaped bend connector that routes your stem in a full U curve. Used to add extra length and filtration between the cone piece and the water chamber.

What Are Bong Connectors Used For?

Most smokers come to this page because something in their setup doesn't quite fit — the stem angle is wrong, they want to add an ash catcher, or they need to extend the path of the smoke before it hits the water. Connectors solve all of these problems without needing to replace your bong. The 45 degree and 90 degree options are the most commonly used — the right angle depends on your existing bong's geometry and where the stem hole sits.

If you're not sure which connector you need, get in touch with the specs of your bong and we'll point you in the right direction.