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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Not all PVC pipes are for drinking water. For potable water, choose certified PVC or PE pipes that meet Saudi standards and carry the right pressure rating. Sewage pipes are designed for drainage and waste, with thicker walls and chemical resistance. Matkel clearly labels intended use.

Matkel supplies common residential and project sizes, from 1/2 inch to 4 inches and larger for drainage lines. Fittings include bends, tees, valves, couplers, and connectors, making it easier to match the correct diameter for water, sewage, or irrigation in Saudi Arabia.

Price per meter depends on size, pressure rating, wall thickness, length, and delivery location within Saudi Arabia. Smaller 1/2 inch pipes cost less than 4 inch or larger sewer pipes. For an exact quote, check the product material, length required, and any fittings needed.

Standard PVC pipes can handle normal temperatures when used as specified, but prolonged direct sunlight in the Gulf climate can weaken them. For outdoor routes, bury them, shade them, or use protective covers. For hot water applications, choose a pipe rated for higher temperatures.

The main differences are pressure rating, wall thickness, and specification. Drinking water pipes must be certified for potable use and withstand network pressure. Sewage pipes focus on flow, clog resistance, and chemical durability. Check the product description before selecting the pipe for your project.