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Long enough to simulate a decent rain fall.

You would first run a hose down the pipe when it’s not raining and see if the water comes up through the ground and floods the garden.

What’s the white pipe already on the right?

50’s I think. I’ll ask my daughter later (y)

Maybe, unless the horizontal piece through the wall is knackered too.

The whole house is pointed with sand/cement. How do I tell if it’s a lime mortar underneath?

I pulled them down from an internal wall so they were free ;)

I’m getting the wood for this on Saturday. I was thinking of using 3x2 and fixing a 6”ish piece to the existing joists with a couple of screws then going under that with a full piece a bit like this (not to scale): What’s the difference between 3x2 CLS and normal 3x2?

What about a match for these while we are on the subject:

I’d do that. My daughter is doing similar but not putting the wall back :confused:

The pipe will be 6” and if you wanted to replace it with plastic so you don’t have that collar under your foundation, you will need a short length of pipe and 2 x AC6000 bandseals.

All the ones I see are 25mm on the house side connected to the supply by which ever fitting is required. They should have a 25-32 for connecting to your new pipe.

Do any of the National stores sell these rails? I’m after a single 8ft length.

This one I can loose 4” but the other needs to be as thin as possible (y)

I saw they do a really thin system: https://www.soundstop.co.uk/soundproofing/soundproofing-walls/Tecsound-wall-solution6.php But you have to screw the plasterboards through the rubber to fix them. I think maybe stick with the blue boards fixed with foam and put a load of picture frames up...

Is there a better product than the blue boards? I put them in the alcoves at my house and they don’t seem to do much.

You work at a similar speed to me :LOL::LOL:(y)

It’s not too bad for the price.

As long as the water actually goes into the ACO I would have it anywhere.

THE ‘RIM’ IS THE HOPPER.