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    Post Connecting 6 inch to 4 inch PVC

    I see that there is a 150mm to 100mm level invert taper pvc fitting to connect a 6 inch and 4 inch pvc pipe. How should the fitting be oriented or doesn't it matter? See option A and B attached.

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    What is in the pipe and what is the direction of flow?

    Smooth bottom seems to be the logical answer.

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    Flow right to left, either will work.

    Flow left to right, only the bottom will work anyway.
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    The top of the pipe should be level and the step should be at the bottom. ( if your using it on sewer drainage.)

    If your using it on storm water it dont matter.

    This is because some one ( not me) thinks that rising sewr gasses may be caught in the top of a non level section and erode the glued joint. ( or so im told.) But it is also in the plumbing code that the top of the pipe remains level.
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    The pipes are for sewer drainage and the flow is from right to left.

    Bricks...do you know the specific clause?

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