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Trade: general contractor
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Curtain Drains
I need to install a curtain drain in the house I just bought anybody have any tips or suggestions for me?
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Re: Curtain Drains
What is a curtain drain?
Is it similar to a french drain? And if I am reading your post correctly, you need to install it "in" your new house? "In" reffering to where again?
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Re: Curtain Drains
M & M,
How about telling us why you need a curtain drain . Are you getting water in your basement ? Is your lot wet ? Are you on septic system or sewer ? Details man, details !
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Re: Curtain Drains
Wow, a drain inside the house. This can't be good.
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Re: Curtain Drains
M & M,
I'm with jmic on this one, WHY? details and even pictures!
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Re: Curtain Drains
I need a curtain drain because I have a sloped yard and there is evidence of water through the foundation, also the sun room I have has some buckling on the sub floor. I've done one of these before, I am just fishing for extra tips...the last one was a bitch to do. I'll probably use a little Kabota this time.
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Re: Curtain DrainsQuote:
It's much simpler to tell you how to work around the difficulties you experienced on the last one than it is outlining a bunch of stuff you probably already know. What didn't go well last time?
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Trade: Real Estate Broker, Property Manager
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: LaGrangeville, NY
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Re: Curtain Drains
Unless you were digging it by hand? Curtain Drains tough?? I dont think a Kabota would be good. I would go with a mini excavator with O tail swing and a skid steer
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