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Chris x

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Registered: 11th Sep 08
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28th Jan 16 at 08:46

Good old Andrew! Fucking hell

IvIarkgraham

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29th Jan 16 at 01:17

quote:
Originally posted by Chris x
Good old Andrew! Fucking hell

He wont come back to this thread now because he looks like a muppet

Andrew

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29th Jan 16 at 14:20

IvIarkgraham

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2nd Feb 16 at 00:52

Had an anonymous letter through my door today complaining that my drive is causing excess water on the pavement and road.

I should put drainage in or they'll contact the council

Building regs state its not needed

Graham88

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Registered: 16th Apr 07
Location: South East Kent Drives: E46 M3
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2nd Feb 16 at 04:42

That is actually true though

Very strange somebody has took the time out of their day to complain about that, idiots

Ben J

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2nd Feb 16 at 07:13

Tbh most of the time you do need drainage for this reason. I know someone who had to tear a new drive up due to this as he hadn't checked.

IvIarkgraham

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2nd Feb 16 at 09:20

According to building regs drainage isn't required on block paving

Ben G

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2nd Feb 16 at 10:59

Definitely not required as I checked when I had mine done. The whole point in block paving is that the gaps between the blocks allow water to drain.

Concrete imprinting is when drainage is needed.

IvIarkgraham

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2nd Feb 16 at 19:25

exactly ben

broster

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5th Feb 16 at 16:43

Dont you need to have some sort of planning to proove this? i know when i have prices for my drive to be done most of the quotes had a cost for planning application to cover for the excess water run off stuff?

IvIarkgraham

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6th Feb 16 at 05:14

dont think so?

IvIarkgraham

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25th Jun 16 at 15:09

So been having problems with leaks on my shower enclosure for years now. no matter how much sealant goes on it still leaks. It will be fine for months then leak again. then one of the roller wheels on the door broke so decided to rip the whole thing out and fit a brand new unit. did have a 900x900 quadrant but gone for 1000x900 rectangular sliding door. Looks more modern i think but it seems huge in my bathroom! Pics to follow

IvIarkgraham

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29th Jun 16 at 18:40