1/2 in. x 10 ft. 600-PSI Schedule 40 PVC Plain End Pipe

You should be able to get an adapter that will glue onto the PVC pipe that will allow you to connect to a garden hose. Home Depot has a large selection of adapters so you can grab the one that seems to fit a garden hose then take it to the garden department and try it on a garden hose to see if it fits. Good luck!

I have often had conduit and pipe cut to lengths desired! Home Depot is very helpful in this way!

It was good to frame a mister

Yes, I’ve tried this before, but, I had planted some green beans, and when they started to grow, I had to add pipe, as the runners extended almost 6/8 ft . Make sure you check the growth patterns of your plants before making your trellis.

No it don't. But you can use a 1/2 in. Schedule 40 PVC Coupling Internet #100342935. I hope this helps. Good luck with your projects.

Dangerous! Over 30 years ago I had a small manufacturing shop and 30 employees. We had plumed the air system with PVC. No rust! Good idea! We did an OSHA voluntary compliance inspection and they failed the air system!! I asked, respectfully, that they show me the documentation. It turned out that a guy on a fork truck in California had backed into a 2" line and it exploded, injuring him. Well, with no fork truck in the shop, I didn't see a problem but when I asked my people what they thought, most preferred changing it out. We replaced it with copper, all soldered. (I believe that you can use tin/led solder today for this). Years later, in my own personal shop, I had a PVC coupling fail. The pipe came out of the fitting with explosive force bending the pipe back onto itself, shattering and throwing knife like shards all over the place! Fortunately I was not in it at the moment. Do note that the coupling had been assembled by a friend and may not have been done by the numbers, ie cut square, deburred, cleaner used, rotated 1/4 turn, held in place for the cement to set.

Yes to both... PVC stands for Poly Vinyl Chloride, which is a plastic. Lead is a metal... And due to ROHS laws, (Reduction Of Hazardous Substances) you cannot buy pipe that has any lead in it in the USA... Copper pipe used to have a very small amount of lead, the solder was the main source of lead... Both are completely gone now...

I used 1/2" which is 7/8" outside diameter. It's good for about 4 ft pieces that won't bend. For a canopy that that uses 7 ft pieces, I would try 3/4" pvc, not 1/2" pvc. Buy a few pieces (not expensive) and do a mock up and see if the 3/4" pvc bends. You can return them without a hassle. good luck !

The outside dimension is 1/2"... The outside is the same no matter what schedule the pipe is, whether it's class 200 or schedule 40... The inside dimension is what varies.

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