I'm planning to pave a patio with a drain cover in it. I need to raise the drain cover to the same height as the slab. The drain cover is a Hepworth cover 340mm square, the pipe inside is 300mm dia. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
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raise hepworth drain cover
- Thread starter djd
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Have the taken it off yet? The cover is simply the square top piece with a cylinder and foam sealing ring on the bottom. This all fits within the risers of the chamber which are a fractionally larger diameter.
Therefore often you have enough extra to simply pull it up a little and as long as the foam is still forming a seal simply rebed the cover on some concrete at your desired height.
If not simply fit a riser ring on top of the existing rings and cut it down to whatever depth you need to add.
Therefore often you have enough extra to simply pull it up a little and as long as the foam is still forming a seal simply rebed the cover on some concrete at your desired height.
If not simply fit a riser ring on top of the existing rings and cut it down to whatever depth you need to add.
have had a look and it will work as you say ,many thanks David
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