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What pipe for surface water drainage?

arse..biscuits · 2013-10-25 20:32:09

My driveway gets huge puddles when it rains, I want to dig a small trench and lay some pipe to a drain in the back yard. I have a load of 2" white plastic lying around but is that too small? Would it get blocked too easily? Do I need the bigger orange pipe? Thanks for any advice. Mr. Biscuits

25-10-2013 8:32pm

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My driveway gets huge puddles when it rains, I want to dig a small trench and lay some pipe to a drain in the back yard. I have a load of 2" white plastic lying around but is that too small? Would it get blocked too easily?
Do I need the bigger orange pipe?

Thanks for any advice.

Mr. Biscuits

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#2 26-10-2013 8:16am

scudo2

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Orange 4" pipes and gully traps + a manhole at pipe junction to allow axcess for rodding.

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