- Light weight, flexible, durable singlewall drainage pipe
- Sock limits soil infiltration into the perforated pipe
- Economical solution to residential drainage problems
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- Made from high density polyethylene makes this product resistant to corrosion and abrasion for a longer use-life cycle
- Polyester fibers are knitted to create a superior protective covering for perforated drainage pipe to prevent migration of native soil into imported backfill and pipe
- Pipe is still lightweight and flexible for easy installation and use
- Lightweight and flexible for easy installation
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| Brand | Advanced Drainage Systems | Advanced Drainage Systems | Advanced Drainage Systems | |
| Name | 3 in. x 100 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Perforated | 4 in. x 250 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Solid | 4 in. x 100 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Perforated with Sock | 4 in. x 250 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Perforated with Sock |
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| Ratings | (47) | (6) | (79) | (39) |
| Nominal Inside Pipe Diameter (In.) | 3" | 4" | 4" | 4" |
| Product Length (ft.) | 100 | 250 | 100 | 250 |
| Corrugated Pipe Features | No Additional Features | No Additional Features | No Additional Features | Perforated |
| Material | HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) | HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) | HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) | Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) |
| Pack Size | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
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| Brand | Advanced Drainage Systems | Advanced Drainage Systems | Advanced Drainage Systems | |
| Name | 3 in. x 100 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Perforated | 4 in. x 250 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Solid | 4 in. x 100 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Perforated with Sock | 4 in. x 250 ft. Corex Drain Pipe Perforated with Sock |
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How deep can you bury this pipe? Could it withstand being put behind a 4-6 ft retaining wall, und...
Asked by Anna February 27, 2021This pipe is commonly used around house foundations- up to 8 feet deep.
Can this be buried 18 inches deep with gravel on top, while last 6 inches with fabric and then d...
Asked by Gary October 16, 2020Yes we did that and works great.
To install is gravel still needed?
Asked by John August 16, 2020Yes it is. Without the gravel dirt, will be in direct contact with the pipe and quickly block the holes. clogged holes, game over.
If I'm using the Corex Drain (w sock), do I still need to line my tench with fabric? I will be s...
Asked by Lisa August 10, 2020It all depends on how you plan on using it. The sock on the piping keeps dirt and debris from clogging up the pipe. If you need to keep your trench separate from the surrounding ground will determine if you'll want to line your trench or not.
How would you connect this to a PVC Pipe? My backyard is what needs the drainage and I was hoping...
Asked by Jeff May 13, 2020If it was me I would pull mesh over the end of the pipe and tie it off. Then make a small hole in mesh. Insert pvc through small hole into the larger pipe. The water should flow through drainage pipe as long as you have it on a slide downward grade.
Is $208 the correct price?Everywhere else sells it for under$100.Why is the 250’ only $20 more?100’= $208 and 250’=$228?
Asked by Matt March 8, 20204”X100’ perforated no sock=$63.19, 4”X100’ perforated with sock=$208.32? Meanwhile 4”X250’ perf w/o sock=$204 and 4”X250’ perf w/ sock= $229.38. The Pricing doesn’t make sense.
How deep does it have to be in order to drive over it. And what to use as back fill
Asked by Angel September 13, 2019This question is somewhat difficult to answer without knowing the specific situation being addressed. So I will give some general recommendations. First, when using perforated pipe with sock...the assumption is that there is a need to create drainage for an area, therefore the best backfill for this is 3/4 clean gravel all around the pipe...at least 6 inches for the best results. Second, I'm assuming your question about driving over it may mean you are going under a gravel driveway...for that I would recommend you transition to 4" schedule 40 PVC pipe to give the strength to handle what might drive over it...cars, delivery trucks, etc. the depth really depends on what keeps the water flowing via gravity...1/4 inch drop per foot is the minimum...the pipe should have at least 6" inches of gravel over the top...more is better...also dig the minimum width trench to place the pipe. Hope this helps.
Can I use this pipe to drain into outside sump pit? To remove standing water. I would pitch the pipe of course.
Asked by SG March 11, 2019You could use this pipe, but you have to keep in mind that the pipe is perforated the entire length. Water can go out the holes just as easily as it comes in the holes. If you want to transfer all of the water to an outside sump you will have to keep this in mind.
If the entire circumference is perforated how does it move water? Is there a bottom or top when i...
Asked by CEW February 4, 2019No there is no top or bottom if you have the pitch lower the correct way it will work be sure to use gravel all around the pipe
Can this pipe be used for a small lateral field?
Asked by NotaPlumber October 5, 2018Yes it can
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