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PVC pipe in Sligo

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  • 20-03-2012 9:42pm
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    Amon_100
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    Hey I have a quick question I hope some one can answer, I'm looking for 3/4 inch schedule 40 pvc pipe. I was wondering if some one could tell me who supplies it at the best price and what lenght's it is avalible in ?

    Many Thanks
    Amon
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    red sean
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    I'd imagine any plumbing suppliers. is it for water, oil, air ????


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    Amon_100
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    red sean wrote: »
    I'd imagine any plumbing suppliers. is it for water, oil, air ????

    Well I've been told to get the plumbing type, I'm going to be heat flexing the pipe to make a frame.


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    red sean
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    OP, this thread might be best suited on the plumbing forum. Those lads would know more about heat shaping pipes.


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    CJhaughey
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    Thats an American spec no?
    I haven't seen 3/4 inch heavy gauge PVC over here, once you go down to that size most people use PE rather than PVC.
    20mm is pretty small.


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    Amon_100
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    CJhaughey wrote: »
    Thats an American spec no?
    I haven't seen 3/4 inch heavy gauge PVC over here, once you go down to that size most people use PE rather than PVC.
    20mm is pretty small.

    Yep it yankie spec
    I'm using in it for this project I found on YouTube

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahPK7coHVXQ

    As far as my research has told me S40 is the standard PVC pipe used for water world wide what I didn't tell me it was referred to as out side of the state's. Could also use 1/2 inch pipe smaller again I know but know its available I just don't know where ?


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    CJhaughey
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    Amon_100 wrote: »
    Yep it yankie spec
    As far as my research has told me S40 is the standard PVC pipe used for water world wide what I didn't tell me it was referred to as out side of the state's. Could also use 1/2 inch pipe smaller again I know but know its available I just don't know where ?
    Thats what I was saying, over here PVC doesn't come that small.
    The smallest commonly available is 40mm, smaller pipe is generally PE based like Qualpex or Acorn


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    pprendeville
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    Looking for the same pipe. Any joy sourcing it?


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