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Snap-On Tee - 3/4 x 1/2 Inch Snap-on x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #464-101
Allow 5-7 Days to Ship
$2.90
Cross - 1/2 Inch Slip - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #420-005
81 in stock
$3.14
Reducing Insert 90 Degree Elbow - 1-1/2 x 1-1/4 Inch - PVC
Poolweb.com #1406-212
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$7.09
Insert Adapter 1 Inch Insert x Slip - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #474-010
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$3.07
Insert Female Adapter 1 Inch Insert x FPT - PVC
Poolweb.com #1435-010
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$7.65
Reducing Insert Coupling 2 x 1-1/4 Inch - Insert x Reducing Insert - PVC
Poolweb.com #1429-250
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$7.65
Combination Insert Tee - 1 Inch Insert x Insert x MIPT - PVC
Poolweb.com #1403-010
111 in stock
$8.06
Tee 1-1/4 x 1-1/4 x 3/4 Inch Slip - Reducing - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #401-167
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$3.20
Tee 1-1/4 x 1-1/4 x 1/2 Inch Slip - Reducing - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #401-166
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$3.20
Reducing Insert Male Adapter 1-1/4 Inch Reducing MPT x 1-1/2 Inch Insert - PVC
Poolweb.com #1436-169
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$8.60
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Reducer Bushing - 1-1/2 x 1 Inch Spigot x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #438-211
809 in stock
$3.90
Reducer Bushing - 1-1/2 x 3/4 Inch Spigot x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #438-210
1219 in stock
$3.90
Tee - 1 Inch Slip x Slip x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #402-010
93 in stock
$3.90
 
Bullhead Tee 3/4 x 3/4 x 1 Inch Slip - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #401-102
9 in stock
$3.32
Reducing Coupling - 1-1/2 x 1-1/4 Inch Slip - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #429-212
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$3.53
90 Degree Elbow - 1/2 Inch Slip x Slip - Schedule 80
Poolweb.com #806-005
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$4.08
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Insert Female Adapter 1-1/4 Inch Insert x FPT - PVC
Poolweb.com #1435-012
208 in stock
$7.99 $10.07
Plug - 1-1/2 Inch MIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #450-015
499 in stock
$4.38
 
Reducer Bushing - 3/4 x 1/2 Inch Spigot x FIPT - Schedule 80
Poolweb.com #838-101
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$4.29
 
90 Degree Reducing Elbow - 1-1/4 x 1 Inch Slip x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #407-168
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$4.20
Reducer Bushing - 2 x 1 Inch Spigot x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #438-249
611 in stock
$5.24
Reducer Bushing - 2 x 1/2 Inch Spigot x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #438-247
201 in stock
$5.24
Plug - 2 Inch Spigot - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #449-020
258 in stock
$5.35
90 Degree Elbow - 3/4 Inch Slip x Slip - Schedule 80
Poolweb.com #806-007
1 in stock
$4.90
Plug - 2 Inch MIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #450-020
288 in stock
$5.14
Reducer Bushing - 1-1/2 x 1 MIPT x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #439-211
54 in stock
$5.53
Reducer Bushing - 1-1/2 x 1/2 MIPT x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #439-209
360 in stock
$5.53
90 Degree Elbow - 1 Inch FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #408-010
124 in stock
$5.71
Cross - 1 Inch Slip - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #420-010
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$5.55
Reducing Tee - 1-1/4 x 1-1/4 x 3/4 Inch Slip x Slip x FIPT - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #402-167
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$5.55
Tee 2 x 2 x 1-1/2 Inch Slip - Reducing - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #401-251
202 in stock
$5.90
Tee 2 X 2 X 1 inch Slip - Reducing - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #401-249
86 in stock
$5.90
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Reducing Insert Tee - 2 x 2 x 1/2 Inch Insert x Insert x Reducing Insert - PVC
Poolweb.com #1401-247
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$14.04
Insert Tee - 2 Inch Insert x Insert x Insert - PVC
Poolweb.com #1401-020
76 in stock
$15.82
90 Degree Reducing Elbow - 1-1/2 x 1 Inch Slip x Slip - Schedule 40
Poolweb.com #406-211
Allow 10-14 Days to Ship
$5.81

Plumbing Fittings for Swimming Pools

Any pool and spa fitting you could possibly need for installation, maintenance or repair! Unions, tees, bushings, elbows, adapters, couplings and more, most available in Schedule 40 or Schedule 80; some available in brass.

What are the different types of pool PVC?

PVC, or polyvinyl chloride, pipes are widely used in various applications such as plumbing, irrigation, drainage systems but especially swimming pools. However, not all PVC pipes are created equal. Here are the differences between the various types of PVC pipes and the benefits of each.

Schedule 40 PVC Pipe: This is the most common type of PVC pipe used for residential pool plumbing. Schedule 40 PVC pipe has a thicker wall compared to other types, making it more durable and resistant to pressure. It is also relatively affordable, lightweight, and easy to install. This type of PVC pipe is suitable for carrying cold water, and it can withstand temperatures of up to 140°F (60°C).

Schedule 80 PVC Pipe: This type of PVC pipe is similar to Schedule 40 but has a thicker wall, making it stronger and more durable. This is typically used on commercial swimming pools. It can also withstand higher pressure and temperatures of up to 180°F (82°C). Schedule 80 PVC pipe is typically used in industrial applications where a higher level of strength and durability is required.

CPVC Pipe: Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) pipes are a type of plastic piping that is more heat-resistant than standard PVC pipes. CPVC pipes are suitable for carrying hot water and can withstand temperatures of up to 200°F (93°C). CPVC pipes are also resistant to chemicals, making them ideal for use in industrial applications. These types of pipes are usually used around pool heaters to handle the potential high temperature outputs. 

PVC DWV Pipe: DWV stands for drain, waste, and vent, and this type of PVC pipe is designed for non-pressure applications in plumbing systems, such as drain and waste removal. DWV PVC is thinner than Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 PVC pipe and is not suitable for carrying pressurized water. However, it is still strong and durable enough to handle standard plumbing applications but never should be used in a swimming pool filtration system. 

In summary, PVC pipes come in different types, each with its own unique set of benefits. Schedule 40 PVC pipe is ideal for residential and commercial plumbing, while Schedule 80 PVC pipe is used in industrial applications where a higher level of strength and durability is required. CPVC pipes are perfect for carrying hot water, and DWV PVC pipes are designed for non-pressure plumbing applications. Understanding the differences between these types of PVC pipes can help you choose the right one for your specific needs.