I had a new retaining wall installed around my driveway and it included the typical 4 inch perforated black pipe drain behind it. It is draining through the curb and out into the street. I don't like the way the landscapers just ran the black pipe through the curb because it doesn't look very good. Because of the height of the curb and the 4-in pipe it looks like they smashed it down to fit through the curb. I've seen other similar installations where the drain exited through white PVC pipe and it looked much more clean and finished. I've looked online and in my local hardware stores for some kind of an adapter to go from the 4-in perforated to a PVC but I can't find anything does anyone have any ideas on how to connect the 4-in perforated pipe to some white pvc?
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Thru-curb drains
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I dunno.... Like this?
RELN 4 in. Corrugated Pipe Adapter 000225 - The Home Depot
The RELN 4 in. Corrugated Pipe Adapter is designed to snap into 4 in. drain pipe for making quick and easy connections to the RELN drainage system. Made of ABS material, it can glue to the Storm Drain
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4" drain, known in UK as 110mm (meaning the OD I think), and also it's perforated version, does have all manner of fittings and and endings. You should be able to find some just from a walk through the right kind of building supply hardware store.
I have had a lot of success with a Fernco adapter sold by Home Depot. It ain't cheep but it is good!
Fernco 4 in. ADS and Hancor to 4 in. Flexible PVC Coupling P1070-44 - The Home Depot
The Fernco 4 in. Flexible PVC Coupling connects drainage irrigation system tubing to polyvinyl sewer piping quickly and easily. It is ideal for use in storm drainage systems, farm irrigation systems, golf course drainage and residential areas. Connection type is mechanical.
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Believe me, that thought has crossed my mind!
Thanks, I am familiar with those couplings. I just hadn't thought of that. It may workI have had a lot of success with a Fernco adapter sold by Home Depot. It ain't cheep but it is good!
Fernco 4 in. ADS and Hancor to 4 in. Flexible PVC Coupling P1070-44 - The Home Depot
The Fernco 4 in. Flexible PVC Coupling connects drainage irrigation system tubing to polyvinyl sewer piping quickly and easily. It is ideal for use in storm drainage systems, farm irrigation systems, golf course drainage and residential areas. Connection type is mechanical.www.homedepot.com
I have had a lot of success with a Fernco adapter sold by Home Depot. It ain't cheep but it is good!
Fernco 4 in. ADS and Hancor to 4 in. Flexible PVC Coupling P1070-44 - The Home Depot
The Fernco 4 in. Flexible PVC Coupling connects drainage irrigation system tubing to polyvinyl sewer piping quickly and easily. It is ideal for use in storm drainage systems, farm irrigation systems, golf course drainage and residential areas. Connection type is mechanical.www.homedepot.com
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