Cleanout caps for concrete patio

[Ken M Ok]

Hello. We just poured a new concrete patio. There were two existing clean-outs in the yard (a 4" and a 3"). I just coupled onto those, and glued 4" and a 3" pipes sticking up, which they poured around. Now, I want to cut those pipes flush with the concrete (or below), and somehow end up with a nice looking metal flush-mount cap. Something like one of these:
https://www.zoro.com/zurn-floor-cleanout-adjustable-pvc-sw-3x4-co2452-pvc/i/G5409308/

Is this possible? Should I have done something different before having the concrete poured? I definitely don't want to have to chip away any concrete at this point. I'm hoping I can use an inside pipe cutter to cut the pipe below the surface of the concrete, and use some glue-in solution like the above.

 

[frodo]

you fvucked up, and if you were a plumber, that could get you run off.
LOL
The 4'' is salvageable,
get 1 of these
https://www.supplyhouse.com/Jones-S...Cleanout-with-4-1-2-Nickel-Bronze-Round-Cover

and get the one Mikey shows for the 3''

 

[frodo]

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[Mikey]

Or, for the 3" pipe,

https://www.amazon.com/Jones-Stephens-Inside-Cleanout-Nickel/dp/B01HTYZ1GC

I'll bet Supply House could get that for you, as well, even though they don't list it, and it may be less expensive.

 

[frodo]

Or, for the 3" pipe,

https://www.amazon.com/Jones-Stephens-Inside-Cleanout-Nickel/dp/B01HTYZ1GC

I'll bet Supply House could get that for you, as well, even though they don't list it, and it may be less expensive.

outstanding,, i looked for one and could not find it

 

[Ken M Ok]

Thanks for the explanation - especially to a clear knucklehead here. So will those sit down actually flush with the concrete in the end? From the description, it sounds like the actual lids are 1/2" larger. If that's what I get, then that's what I get. Just trying to appease momma.

 

[frodo]

if you want them flush with the concrete
slide them into the pipe NOT GLUE
then, run a pencil around the edge on the concrete
pull the clean out back up. and with a chisel
carefully, chip the concrete
so they fit flush

 

[Ken M Ok]

Thanks fellas. Appreciate it!