Q:Is this cap made of HDPE as stated in "Overview" or polyethylene as stated in "Specifications"?
by|Jun 11, 2022
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A: It's the same thing.
High density polyethylene (HDPE) piping systems have been used for municipal and industrial water applications for over 50 years.
by|Aug 9, 2022
Q:Hi! How do you remove this for cleanout?
by|Sep 6, 2021
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Q:What is the best application to plug a 8 inch corrugated metal pipe
by|Sep 27, 2019
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A: In order to plug 8" CMP a rubber end cap with a pipe clamp may be your best option.
by|Oct 8, 2019
Q:I have a 6" corrugated plastic pipe that I am trying to cover. Will this fit that size pretty well. I cant find a 6 in. solid snap end cap anywhere.
by|Aug 12, 2019
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A: No
by|Aug 14, 2019
A: It will fit loosely unless you wrap the end of the pipe along one rib with something (duct tape, electrical tape, outdoor insulation strip) to help make the cover hold in place. You could make it work. The Home Depot does carry 6 inch solid split end caps as well as 6 inch internal solid end cap. Search for those two on HomeDepot.com
by|Aug 15, 2019
Q:Is this cap water tight?
by|Apr 24, 2019
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A: No this is not a watertight joint.
by|Oct 8, 2019
A: No
by|Apr 25, 2019
A: Yes, it is watertight
by|Apr 25, 2019
Q:Having a heck of a time finding a lid for my septic clean out. Pipe is cast iron, 6 5/8” inner diameter and 7 3/4” outer diameter. Anyone know if this would work?
by|Jan 17, 2019
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A: No. Try finding a Fernco type (no hub) rubber cap for 8" pipe, cut a strip of tire to act as a bushing, wrap the tire strip around the cast iron, slide the cap over the assembly (use silicone grease if tight), and tighten the band clamp.
by|Jan 18, 2019
A: I don't think that this will fit the way that you want. Due to snow and mud/dirt around mine I was only able to measure the exterior and the diameter is 9.5". Fits over 8" corrugated pipe which is likely an I.D. dimension.
by|Jan 18, 2019
A: It probably will since the inside of this cap has ridges which if it is too tight they can be sanded or filed down
by|Jan 18, 2019
A: No
by|Aug 14, 2019
Q:Is it possible to get one of these for the 18 inch pipe
by|Nov 17, 2018
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A: the 18" split end cap is available on Homedepot.com. Link below.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Advanced-Drainage-Systems-18-in-Solid-Split-End-Cap-1867AA/203299313
by|Nov 27, 2018
Q:Is the end cap easy to remove? My application is to use the end cap (at ground level) for a vertical underground pipe housing a water line and shut off valve.
by|Jul 15, 2018
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A: You could make it easier to remove by removing part of the inset tabs that latch onto the corrugations.
by|Jan 18, 2019
A: Yes it is fairly easy to remove by hand.
by|Jan 18, 2019
A: If the pipe is corrugated, should be no problem. Mine was to fit the clean out access to septic tank. Mine is REAL easy to remove, as I found this cap and ordered from my visual recollection of my pipe's diameter, which is closer to SIX (6) inches than the EIGHT (8) inch ID of this cap. But it's flexible, and keeping it ON more likely to be the problem than getting it OFF.
by|Apr 13, 2023
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A: Not as made but you could cut off the nibs to make it so.