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A Primer on PVC Pipe

It's easy to work with, but you've still got to choose the right fittings and follow some basic rules

by Ed Cunha

Although PVC pipe is fairly easy to work with, there's more to it than some think. These tips and techniques from a professional plumber will ensure that your cuts are square, your joints are tight, and your pipes won't clog over time.

A Primer on PVC Pipe

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From Fine Homebuilding160 , pp. 66-69 January 1, 2004

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