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78Connecting PVC Pipes
First you will need to measure, cut and prepare your PVC Pipes. For detailed instructions on how to do this, find out Hub called Cutting PVC Pipe. After the Pipe is cut and free from debris, you need to use a...
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66Cutting PVC Pipe
Some see this as a daunting task, but cutting PVC Pipe is actually very simple if you follow a few short steps and have the correct tools. The correct tool for the job is a PVC Pipe cutter (see image below), but you could also use a wheeled tubing...
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65Unique Uses for PVC
Creating useful items with PVC Pipe and PVC Pipe Fittings extends far beyond plumbing and Irrigation. To make an inexpensive table or shelf for your tools take 4 lengths of pipe for the top (two sets of 2...
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68Paint PVC Pipe
One of the most important steps to Painting is the correct preparation of the surface. This is especially important when working with PVC Pipe and PVC Pipe Fittings. Although this is a critical step, it is often overlooked and causes the final...
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67Schedule 40 versus Schedule 80
The difference between Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 PVC Pipe is the thickness of the pipe wall. Schedule 40 has a thinner wall than Schedule 80. This makes Schedule 80 PVC Pipes perfect for applications with...
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64Fixing a Broken PVC Pipe
The first step to fixing the problem is identifying where the problem is. Once you have found the leak, use a saw to cut on either side of the leak and remove the damaged piece of PVC Pipe. Take some time to...
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60About PVC Fittings Direct
PVCFittingsDirect.com is a one stop shop for all of your plumbing and irrigation needs. We carry a wide variety of PVC Fittings and PVC Pipe Fittings in many sizes in both Schedule 40 and Schedule 80. Our...
0 comments62So, What is PVC?
The acronym "PVC" comes from the scientific name of the compound "Polyvinyl Chloride". In most cases, when someone refers to PVC they are talking about PVC Pipe and PVC Pipe Fittings, but they could also be...
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