Source for 1 1/2" Discharge Hose
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Source for 1 1/2" Discharge Hose
Does anyone have a source for decent quality 1 1/2" discharge hose. It is for a sump pump and will be hooked up to an adaptor/nipple where the 1 1/2 PVC leaves the house.
I want the round corrugated type. I found some on amazon manufactured by Wayne, but some of the reviews said it had pinholes in it when they received it.
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I want the round corrugated type. I found some on amazon manufactured by Wayne, but some of the reviews said it had pinholes in it when they received it.
Thanks.
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For aesthetic reasons it needs to be able to be removed from the house and stored.
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Your going to disconnect and store a discharge for a sump pump? Wouldn't you want to keep it connected in case the basket gets water in it?
If you really want a flexible hose I suggest checking out the stuff they use to plumb spas/hot tubs. I know a company that uses this all the time for the discharge on basement water proofing jobs. It is a thicker wall, smooth reenforced hose. Looks like this:
http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/nationaldisc...2188_119100383
Google "1 1/2" white spa hose"
If you really want a flexible hose I suggest checking out the stuff they use to plumb spas/hot tubs. I know a company that uses this all the time for the discharge on basement water proofing jobs. It is a thicker wall, smooth reenforced hose. Looks like this:
http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/nationaldisc...2188_119100383
Google "1 1/2" white spa hose"
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Home Depot Sells it
Just did this job over the weekend and after searching all the specialty plumbing supply houses, I happened upon 100' coils of 1 1/2" discharge hose at Home Depot for $62 per roll. Fantastic, but really difficult to work with in cold weather. Let the sun warm it up or bring it inside for a bit if you're in a cold climate.
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Thoughts?