Driveway drainage with no sewer access
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you are right as usual mick
100mm pipe is 110mm in plastic and 150mm in hepsleeve or similar
I have never known a bco allow a saddle on a run down here
it would have to be a chamber even one of those little 225mm ones
they want every run fully roddable
which makes sense
I have come across DIY saddles
crisp packets,newspaper ,traffic cones you name it
with a jollop of muck to seal them
LLL
100mm pipe is 110mm in plastic and 150mm in hepsleeve or similar
I have never known a bco allow a saddle on a run down here
it would have to be a chamber even one of those little 225mm ones
they want every run fully roddable
which makes sense
I have come across DIY saddles
crisp packets,newspaper ,traffic cones you name it
with a jollop of muck to seal them
LLL

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On a new foul sewer in this area AWA will only allow saddles, they inspect connections, MSH 

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