4" Perforated Weeping Tile 250' Length Roll

A 4" perforated weeping tile is a type of drainage pipe commonly used in residential and commercial construction projects.
The pipe is typically made of plastic or PVC material, and it is designed with small holes or perforations along its length.
The purpose of the perforations is to allow water to enter the pipe from the surrounding soil, which helps to alleviate excess water buildup and prevent moisture damage to the foundation of a building.

The "weeping" aspect of the weeping tile refers to the way the water is able to exit the pipe.
Instead of being discharged at a specific point, the water is allowed to slowly seep out of the perforations and into a bed of gravel or other porous material.
This allows the water to gradually disperse and infiltrate the surrounding soil, rather than causing erosion or creating concentrated pools of water.

The 250' length specification indicates the total length of the weeping tile.
This means that the pipe is designed to be used in applications where a continuous run of at least 250 feet is required.
The 4" diameter is a standard size for weeping tiles, and it is typically appropriate for most residential and light commercial applications.