I am considering turning the front garden into parking space, and using gravel grids. The info I find online indicates the sub-base should be roughly 150 - 300mm for vehicles. But the front garden has a drain under it that is not very deep. I am not sure exactly how deep it is, but after digging down for the sub-base, plus another say 50mm for the gravel grids I suspect I will be very close to, if not have already dug down and exposed the pipe. Is there a recommendation on how to deal with the drain? e.g. is there some kind of bridging that should be done so as to relief pressure on the pipework?
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What to do when sub-base layer involves a drain?
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