Designing my return plumbing..

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I did my plumbing today. I think it looks fairly good for having no experience in this stuff ever before. It’s not glued yet however. I am curious what you guys recommend I can use to attach the pipe to the stand or whatever atleast someway to support it. I currently have it balancing on the pvc pipe but that’s not realistic. It’s also fairly far from the actual stand.. I’m thinking maybe zip ties?

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Where do you get this colored pipe? Making me look like a slob, lol...

I use a screw and zip ties. There are pipe hangars also.
 
When I look at the site, please don't make me want to rip out my plumbing, when I look at the site, please don't make me want to rip out my plumbing, when I look at the site, please don't make me want to rip out my plumbing....
 
Coloured pipe is MUCH cheaper here... formufit.com, shipping is a little more but they have ALOT more selection at roughly 30% less than BRS. And BE I'd go with a couple long PVC hangers, If you can find somewhere to order them.....

http://www.parts.spearsmfg.com/Product.aspx?pid=281
 
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