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Extending Patio Drain Pipe Down Hill – Glue PVC, Bury in Trench

Vertical patio drain pipe created erosion gully. Need to extend to bottom of hill.

Method

No pressure—standard PVC glue sufficient.
Use 45° elbows at connection.
Dig trench; lay pipe; bury or cover with soil.
Sand/dirt interchangeable; burial improves appearance and protection.

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