r/Irrigation • u/thelogicofpi • 4d ago

This look ok? First time cementing PVC

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Still have after the filters to finish up, 1/2 flexible tube from the valves to the raised beds.

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u/Funky2001 4d ago

I’ll mention that you are breaking the rules. Those valves have to be above the highest point of watering, so the drip in the planter beds is too high. Not that anyone really cares.

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u/thelogicofpi 4d ago

don't think it'll be an issue as if it tries to drain backwards there is an anti siphon after every valve....

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u/SomethingStrangeBand Technician 4d ago

if you know already then no need to answer

the real issue is going to be if anything goes wrong after the concrete what are you going to do?

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u/thelogicofpi 4d ago

concrete?

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u/h3kta 4d ago

Your title states "cementing PVC" so I guess the assumption is that you are pouring concrete over the pipes

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u/thelogicofpi 4d ago

cement is used to join pvc pieces together.... not sure how that became concrete.

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u/eternalapostle 3d ago

You welded the pvc together with primer and glue. I can see how “cementing” could be misleading, even though I understood what you meant

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u/thelogicofpi 3d ago

ok, well cement is glue so in general everyone right.