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Running 1/2" mains water pipe past back door

danjo-xx · 2014-12-03 22:26:19

Have an outside tap on one side of back door, would like to run a pipe from there across back door and over to shed. Is it doable and what are my options, thanks.

03-12-2014 10:26pm

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danjo-xx

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Have an outside tap on one side of back door, would like to run a pipe from there across back door and over to shed.

Is it doable and what are my options, thanks.

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#2 04-12-2014 12:17am

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Hi Danjo xx
How far is the shed away?. can you put the pipe under ground at least 18" away from frost. How much water do you need at shed?. What about a rainwater harvesting tank fed off your downpipe at shed. free water for life after initial cost of tank and installation. You can get a tank from 100 litres up to what ever you want.... just a thought.... I have a few around my house mighty job
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#3 04-12-2014 12:20am

Kevin McCloud

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Bury it where it crosses the back door or you will be tripping on it constantly.

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