Clay Pipe Lateral

Clay Pipe Lateral refers to a type of pipe made from clay that is used in plumbing systems. It is specifically designed for lateral connections, which are the pipes that connect individual properties to the main sewer line.

Clay Pipe Lateral falls under the supply class "Pipe And Conduit, Nonmetallic" in the supply group "Construction And Building Materials." This classification is used to categorize different types of pipes and conduits that are made from nonmetallic materials, such as clay, plastic, or concrete.

In the construction and building materials industry, Clay Pipe Lateral is commonly used for underground plumbing systems, particularly in areas where the soil conditions are suitable for clay pipes. These pipes are known for their durability, resistance to corrosion, and ability to withstand high-pressure conditions.

When installing Clay Pipe Lateral, it is important to follow the appropriate plumbing codes and regulations to ensure proper installation and functionality. It is also recommended to consult with a professional plumber or contractor for guidance and assistance in selecting and installing the appropriate Clay Pipe Lateral for your specific plumbing needs.