- Completes the installation of your aboveground DWV piping system
- Constructed of durable PVC for a long-lasting use
- Pipe is corrosion-resistant
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- PVC Sch. 40 construction for durability
- Resists electrolytic and galvanic corrosion
- For use with DWV piping
- Use with aboveground partial-support systems
- Plain ends for convenient solvent weld connections
- Meets or exceeds NSF-PW, NSF-DWV, standard 61, standard 14 and IAPMO standards and ASTM D1785 and ASTM D2665 specifications
- Dual marking for both pressure and drain, waste, vent (DWV) applications
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Product Overview
- Completes the installation of your aboveground DWV piping system
- Constructed of durable PVC for a long-lasting use
- Pipe is corrosion-resistant
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Can this pipe be used to vent the tankless water heaters?
Asked by Turbo April 6, 2020Yes. That is exactly what I used it for
Can it be used for electrical and data cable/ line?
Asked by Barracuda April 24, 2019Yes, it will work for both data and cable/line. You can also get the same size CPVC for less, and both will work.
Does this pipe have a Matte finish or a gloss finish?
Asked by Froghead October 13, 2019More matte than gloss
do they have couplings that are around 8 or 9 inches long because I want to connect 2=3" pvc pipes together and i want strong stability?
Asked by aero July 18, 2016The length of the coupling has no bearing on the strength of the joint s the joint can only be as strong as the pipe itself. Generally speaking, PVC when having a strain placed on it at the joint, tends to fracture at the pipe. I personally can not recall ever having seen a coupling fracture, OMHO. If installed properly I would see no problem with standard couplings and to be honest I am unaware as to whether non standard coupling are available for Schedule 40.
What fittings work with this? The 3" white PVC tee and elbows don't fit over this pipe, they're t...
Asked by jamigls October 31, 2016Tlee, thanks for the reply! Possibly? I eventually went to the store and learned that they didn't (at least in store) carry white fittings for this pipe, only black. So there's where the first part of my search went wrong!
OK for water
Asked by happgarden October 19, 2015This is a two part question. The pipe is OK for water, the most common use is to carry waste water from the dwelling to the septic tank or equivalent. I would not use it for potable water. It could be used for storing water above ground, but most people have a 65 to 300 gallon tank which collects rainwater and water is used as needed through a much smaller (1" or less) pipe to the garden.
Is this good for my entire drain system under my foundation??
Asked by Osar March 28, 2017I would choose the 4", (not 3"), pipe. I would also check that this is in compliance with local laws. If you plan to have no crawl space, bear in mind that any repair or change in the drain setup will be very hard. Also, do not neglect a heavy-duty vapor barrier above the crushed rock substrate (but below the reinforced concrete) .If you go with crawl space, allow enough height for plumbing, heating and air conditioning installation. If you choose to go with the latter, do not neglect weeping tiles around and below the lowest point of your foundation, covered by 3/4" rock extending from the foundation to about a foot, thus draining surface water away from your house.
Is the 3" the outside or inside diameter?
Asked by Gunner January 8, 2017Inside diameter
What is the max pressure this pipe can withstand?
Asked by hobbiest October 18, 2017300 PSI at 70F
Is this solid core PVC, foam core or cell core>
Asked by JackBob December 31, 2015find a supplier that handles schedule 80 pipe if you're concerned with crushing exposures
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