Sewer and Drain pipe Question

[Steve Roxberg]

What are people paying for long radius 90 for the 6" sewer and drain pipe?

What is an average price for the pipe 6" in ten foot sections?

[Lewis Mills]

Steve,
I pay about US$10 for a ten-foot length of 6" 2729 from a local plumbing supplier. I can't get long radius 90s locally; McMaster Carr has them for US$14.45 each (item number 9102K116). If the link below works, it will take you to the McMaster Carr catalog page with the fittings.
http://www.mcmaster.com/ctlg/DisplCt...MMainWidth=812
HTH,
Lewis

[Michael Perata]

Steve

Out here in sunny San Jose I just paid $11.25 for a single piece of 6" X 10' pipe.

[Jack Diemer]

I remember seeing a Sewer and Drain Pipe place over on Kansas City Rd in Olathe. Scott probably knows where it is.

[JayStPeter]

I think Lowes sells the 10' sections for just under $11. To me, large radius 90s = 2 45s and a foot long section of pipe. Each 45 is around $6.

Jay

[Randy Moore]

Steve,



I live out here in Olathe. There is a pipe supplier, in Olathe, on Kansas Ave south of the court house. I believe it is about 1 block north of Dennis Street. Also there is a place called "Pyramid Pipe" in Grandview.

Hope that helps.

Randy

[Tim Morton]

I did not see 6" S&D at my HD, I just bought some 4" S&D that was $5 for a 10' piece and they did not have long90's...so I bought 2 45's that were $2 ea and i will throw a short pc of straight pipe in between.

[Jeff Sudmeier]

I have never been able to find 6" PVC for decent prices at HD either. Checkout the dedicated supply houses. The best would be to talk to a plumber who can get you their prices...

[Ken Garlock]

Steve, I get my 6" S&D from Locke Supply for right around $10 per 10" section, part # R110. They have some stores in Kansas. Check the Locke Supply Locations

I don't glue the sections together in case I need to change the layout. I use the "PL" brand Urethane caulking after the sections are in place, in about a week, that pipe isn't going anywhere. If I need to take the joint apart, just cut the caulk and disassemble.

Good Luck,