waterlogged in shed base formation

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Hi all, I have dug out a space for make the new shed. However , after a few rainy day , there is a waterlogged in the duged area .
How could i move onto the next step to level the base and laying subbase if the water still there ?
Thanks for any advices~~

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A large plastic sheet would've helped...but it's a bit late for that now.
How far down is the clay subsoil?
 
Are you suggesting they build a paddling pool next to the shed, old chap?

It's normal building practice, when a foundation is flooded, to give the water somewhere even deeper to go, from where it can be more easily pumped or even bucketed out - old chap.
 
It's normal building practice, when a foundation is flooded, to give the water somewhere even deeper to go, from where it can be more easily pumped or even bucketed out - old chap.
Then why knot just buckit the watter owt in situ, old bean?
 
Then why knot just buckit the watter owt in situ, old bean?

Simply because it will be very difficult to get the water into the bucket, and even more difficult to get all the water out, old bean. Dig a small sump alongside, and all the water will very quickly drain away, into it, from where it can easily be removed - simples for most people.
 
Simply because it will be very difficult to get the water into the bucket, and even more difficult to get all the water out, old bean. Dig a small sump alongside, and all the water will very quickly drain away, into it, from where it can easily be removed - simples for most people.
sounds complicated for me....then again, i'd have seen the weather coming and covered it over. No need for another 'ole, 'arold. :mrgreen:
 
sounds complicated for me....then again, i'd have seen the weather coming and covered it over. No need for another 'ole, 'arold. :mrgreen:

The situation is, what the situation is at present - Odd Man, and the easy way to drain the water out, is to give the water a deeper hole to run into. Standard hydro engineering practice.
 

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