What sort of ducts are required to pass waterpipe and soilpipe through trenchfill foundation and how is floorslab membrane crossed without compromising it?
A 10mm plastic drainpipe can be inserted in the top of a trenchfill foundation so the masonry passes straight over the top of it. This does not comprimise the foundation. The waterpie should pass under the slab (ducted) and rise up through it (also ducted) a pipe slate can be used to seal the membrane where the duct comes through. See link below for the slate.
cheers. My only concern is that was under inpression that to comply with regulations ater pipes had to be at least 750mm below ground level until within walled area
Gas service entry must be [b]Min 450mm depth[/b]
ELectrical Service Entry must be between [b]300 - 450 mm Depth[/b]
Mains Water Service Entry Must be [b]Min 750mm Depth[/b]
