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Wye Not Add a Cleanout Adapter to your Drain, Waste or Vent Pipe?
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Why 247Garden Chose Anubis to Protect Against Bots and Scalpers
At 247Garden, our mission is simple: to provide gardeners, growers, and professionals with the highest quality grow bags, PVC fittings, and garden essentials at the best possible prices. But as our customer base grew, so did unwanted attention from bots, scrapers, and scalpers. Over time, we began noticing troubling signs. Pages that once loaded instantly became sluggish. Customers reported slower... -
Are PVC Cement and Primer Safe for Potable Water?
Yes, PVC cement and primer can be safe for potable (drinking) water, but only if you use products that are specifically labeled and certified for potable water applications. Here are the key points you should know: NSF CertificationLook for NSF/ANSI 61 certification on the cement and primer. This standard confirms that the product is safe for drinking water contact and... -
What is Dewatering and How PVC Fittings Play a Role
When it comes to construction, excavation, or even landscaping, one of the most important factors to manage is water. Excess groundwater or surface water can cause soil instability, equipment issues, or even delay an entire project. That’s where dewatering comes in. Dewatering is the process of removing unwanted water from an area to create a safe, dry, and stable environment... -
How to Make a Basic PVC Slingbow Projectile
PVC pipe is a strong, lightweight, and versatile material that can be used for more than plumbing. One creative project you can build with just a few fittings is a slingbow. Unlike a traditional slingshot, a slingbow is designed to shoot arrows, making it a fun backyard project for target practice. With only a few PVC parts, you can create... -
How to Build a Basic PVC Chair with 3/4 in. SCH-40 3-Way, 4-Way, Tee, Elbows and Caps
Building your own furniture from PVC pipe is a fun and practical DIY project. A basic PVC chair is lightweight, sturdy, and versatile, making it a great addition to your garden, patio, or workshop. With just a few fittings and pipe lengths, you can create a durable chair that is easy to move and simple to maintain. At 247Garden, we... -
247Garden Fabric Pots with Moisture Retention Wall – Everything You Need to Know
At 247Garden, we are always listening to growers and improving our products. One of the biggest challenges gardeners face with standard fabric pots is managing watering cycles, especially in hotter climates or when growing thirsty plants such as tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. That is why we developed the 247Garden Fabric Pot with Moisture Retention Wall—a new design that balances the... -
The Best Spray Paints for PVC Pipe and Fittings – and Why 247Garden PVC Fittings Are Worth It
When working with PVC pipes and fittings, there are times when you want more than just function—you want the project to look professional and polished. Whether you are building a plumbing system, a swimming pool line, or even a custom furniture project, spray painting PVC can help the installation blend seamlessly with its surroundings. But painting plastics like PVC, uPVC... -
3/4 Schedule-80 Hex Fitting Packs w/Free Shipping
When it comes to plumbing, irrigation, and system design, having the right fittings makes all the difference. 247Garden’s 3/4" Schedule-80 PVC Hex Fittings are built for strength, precision, and reliability. Offered in convenient packs with free shipping across the USA, these fittings are an essential addition to any contractor’s or DIYer’s toolkit. What is a Hex Fitting? A hex fitting... -
Why Choose EPDM Flange Gaskets for Your PVC Pipe Systems
When installing PVC flanges, achieving a secure and leak-free connection is essential. One of the most reliable ways to ensure this is by using an EPDM flange gasket. At 247Garden, we provide high-quality EPDM gaskets designed to pair perfectly with Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 PVC flanges. What Is an EPDM Gasket? EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) is a synthetic...