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Schedule 40 4-Way Slip x Slip x Slip x Slip

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1/2" Schedule 40 4-Way - White

SKU: 208326

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$2.86

$2.86
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3/4" Schedule 40 4-Way - White

SKU: 208327

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$3.78

$3.78
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1" Schedule 40 4-Way - White

SKU: 208328

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$4.13

$4.13
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1 1/4" Schedule 40 4-Way - White

SKU: 210039

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$4.59

$4.59
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1 1/2" Schedule 40 4-Way - White

SKU: 208329

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$5.39

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Slip x Slip x Slip x Slip. PVC Pipe Tees for your plumbing needs. Use Schedule 40 Pipe Tees to join three pieces of pipe. Compatible with Schedule 80 plumbing fittings.

 

The golden rule of plumbing is that every job takes three trips to the store. While this can be frustrating locally it can be much worse when shopping online. Being short a fitting or two can delay a plumbing project for days. Here are some quick tips to avoid this.

  • Plan your plumbing on paper
  • Don't skimp on unions. Unions allow for easy breakdown and maintenance as well as remove the need for precise elbow placement. Use them as often as possible.
  • When in doubt order extra. We happily accept returns for a full refund (less shipping) on all unused fittings within one month of purchase. A few extra bucks in return shipping is less frustrating than a project delay.

 

 

 

 

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Product Questions

Who told you that these are schedule 40? At least the 1-1/2" units that I ordered are _very_ clearly not schedule 40. They're furniture grade, flow-through, unrated fittings.
Question by: Josh on May 7, 2016, 3:31 PM
Hey there,
Great question. The Schedule 40 fitting on our site are indeed furniture grade however still rated schedule 40 for pressure and intensity. The furniture grade fittings will not be labeled and not include the ratings written on the side. We have used these fittings on all of our systems without issue. Feel free to let us know if you have any further questions!
Answer by: Connor on May 11, 2016, 3:13 PM