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    Laying 33m of soil pipe over land which is 4.5° slope

    Apologies for not being clear. The 1.43° is 1:40 fall, which I believe is the max allowed. The green line on the attached sketch shows how it will break ground in front of the house... so I guess I will just have to add another backdrop chamber to keep the pipe in the ground? Regarding the...
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    Laying 33m of soil pipe over land which is 4.5° slope

    No, not for rainwater control. The rainwater from the workshop will run into the natural ponds with overflow to the stream. Rainwater from the house will collect in 3 IBC's then overflow to the gulley. My main issue is working out how many and where the inspection chambers go, to give me 1.4°...
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    Laying 33m of soil pipe over land which is 4.5° slope

    Yes, you're right. I will need to measure back from the final discharge site. FYI, this is an offgrid location where the waste water is processed through a treatment plant which outputs to a nearby gulley. The gulley will have 4 swale features along its length to slow the water down as it...
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    Laying 33m of soil pipe over land which is 4.5° slope

    Hi, I need to lay a new soil pipe system approx 40m distance across land which is about 5° natural slope [downwards]. What is the best way to achieve 1:40 [about 1.4°] fall over such a long distance? There are no buildings in the way but it needs to go under a driveway track. I want to...
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    How to lay a mains water pipe across a rainwater gulley...

    Hello, I am soon going to be connecting to a mains water source with Northumbria Water. Initially I will be fitting a standpipe to make the connection, then later on I will need to lay the mains water pipe [50mm dia] across our land [approx 500m] towards our new build house to be. In the path of...
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    Off grid cabin with radiators - can I use a LPG tankless water heater to space heat the cabin and also heat a shower?

    Hi, we have a stove there now, but its not a back boiler stove. We didn't want to have to run the stove just to heat the radiators/water.
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    Off grid cabin with radiators - can I use a LPG tankless water heater to space heat the cabin and also heat a shower?

    We have recently acquired a woodland with a log cabin. The cabin has 5 rooms including a shower room and is insulated. It is very much in need of repair throughout, but it also has [hot-water] radiators in some rooms which I believe used to be plumbed to a stove /back boiler [no longer there]...
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    UFH vapour barrier between insulation & screed

    hi, when fitting under floor heating (hot water type), is it necessary to lay a vapour barrier between the insulation and the pipes/screed? if so, is it just a poly sheet or is something more specific required? thanks oneorangedog
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    advice : exterior step dimensions for 8" folding doors

    hello, [b]apologies for sending two posts on the same subject![/b] i would like to know the requirements for exterior step dimensions for 8" folding doors for my house. i have been searching thru building regs part M but cannot find anything about the width of depth of the first step...
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    advice: exterior steps from 8" folding doors

    hello, i would like to know the requirements for exterior step dimensions for 8" folding doors for my house. i have been searching thru building regs part M but cannot find anything about the width of depth of the first step - i believe it is determined by a ratio of the door size and the...
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