Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
In drainage boring work, do you apply adhesive to the PVC pipes?
The perforated pipe used in drainage boring is not subjected to any particular stress; its role is to be buried in the ground and drain water away.
(It dissipates internal pressure.)
However, it’s also true that many contractors take it too lightly. I mean, it is a simple structure, after all.
That's because I hear a lot of people don't use glue.
The other day, when I was applying glue during an inspection at the city office, someone asked me, “Are you gluing that?”
Well, I don't think I'll be wrong, but...
"I want to make them one piece, and I want to put my mind at ease about the possibility of them coming apart," I replied, laughing.
When I asked around, I was told that many contractors don’t use them. (Apparently, this was the first time the person in charge had ever seen one.)
I think it looks good when you let it drip thickly onto a specific area.
If you keep tightening the screw, the adhesive will naturally spread over the entire surface, right?
When you squeeze it tightly, the paste oozes out from the sides.
This means you'll almost never make a mistake, but on the flip side, it also means you can't go back and correct it.
I, too, have had times in the past when the PVC just wouldn't fit inside the casing, and,
But there was one time when I’d already glued it down, so there was nothing I could do about it, lol.
You can find VP40 PVC connectors just about anywhere, so in the worst-case scenario, you can just use those lol.
Let's go with a generous amount of glue!
See you later.
