Use 4-in.-diameter 'Schedule 40' PVC, which is available from home centers. Here's how to do it: Lift the front edge of the ...

According to PVC Pipe and fitting manufacturers, schedule 40 PVC DWV has the following ratings: Maximum Temperature: 158°F, 70°C. Minimum Temperature: -13°F, -25°C. Melting Point: 176°F, 80°C. Tensile ...

Many years ago, all I would use would be schedule 40 PVC pipe for house plumbing. You can now buy a schedule 40 PVC pipe that has the same dimensions as traditional PVC but is lighter weight.

Schedule 40 2″ pipe has a minimum burst rating of 890psi and an operating pressure of 166psi. If that is too tight a spec, you can get the same force with a 3″ pipe (840 psi burst, 158 ...

Schedule 40 PVC conduit is not identified for use where subject to physical damage. PVC Schedule 80 conduit is identified for use in areas subject to physical damage [Sec. 352.10(F) Informational Note ...

What is the minimum depth for placing Schedule 40 PVC conduit below a concrete slab? A. If it's under a building, there is no depth requirement. If it's placed outside under a concrete slab, then the ...

Ask for "class 200" pipe instead of Schedule 40, thinner wall thickness and easier to work with. It even has hinges on it so you can swing it up to add more cables, without having to crawl behind ...