Questions and Answers for Advanced Drainage Systems 3/4 in. x 500 ft. IPS 100 psi NSF Poly Pipe

A:  Hi, Wayne - Yes. If connected properly, and using a steel cable for holding the pump. It doesn't do very well holding the weight of the pump by itself.

A:  Hi, Jeff - Yes. According to ASTM F2648 Resin Properties Detail, this black pipe has a minimum 2%, Maximum of 4% UV and Color Stabilizer.

A:  Yes.

A:  Hi, JimB - Coiled poly pipe of any type can be a bit hard to work with when it's cold and the product hasn't had a chance to "relax". We suggest you lay it out in the sun with a heavy object at each end. That should help straighten it out.

A:  Hi, elge - You're correct . . . local codes are very specific regarding the burial depths of certain types of pipe. In a frost zone, you'd want to bury it deeper. Generally codes range from 12" (in warmer areas) to 24" in much cooler areas. You should check your local codes.

A:  Hi, Mike - So long as the pressure in the line doesn't exceed 100 psi, it should be fine.

A:  After a bunch of messing around, I agree with you. But it's not just this pipe, it's *all* poly pipe. The blue fittings suck. In my opinion, use gray barbed fittings, and heat the pipe up a bit before install or you won't be able to push it in.

A:  Hi, newdiy - We really cannot answer your question. We receive no complaints or issues regarding our poly pipe and how it interfaces with various fittings on the market. We suggest you contact Apollo for advice.

A:  Hi, Andy - Generally the pipe has a bend radius 27 times that of the pipe's diameter. So, in this case .75 x 27 = 20.25".