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Trade: Concrete
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 56
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Putting A Shied Up ( Drainage )
In a few weeks I will be putting a 13' X 15' shied up, but before it goes up I need to put a base of stone for drainage under it. In heavier rains water stands under the old shield. I need to address this problem for this is where the new one is going. It is on a slight slop with a hill behind it, yes it is getting hit by 2 direction so I would like to put a 6 inch base under it.
If you can gave me some advice on how to do this it would be very helpful. |
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Contractor
Trade: Excavation, Foundation, Concrete
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Maryland
Posts: 3,276
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Re: Putting A Shied Up ( Drainage )
If this area is on a slope as you say, could you cut the area level, fill with six inches or so of stone, and bed a perforated pipe in the stone, then trench that pipe to daylight?
That is the approach I would take.
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