Paving at water table level - Paving at water table level
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A DPM won't improve matters: the water level will simply rise above it and still flood the area.
As Mr Lout says, raise the area above water table level. The only other option would be to install an interceptor drain around the sunken garden and find somewhere for it to outfall, which would have to be either a point where the WT is lower or into the local surface water sewer system, which is a bit on the naughty side.
As Mr Lout says, raise the area above water table level. The only other option would be to install an interceptor drain around the sunken garden and find somewhere for it to outfall, which would have to be either a point where the WT is lower or into the local surface water sewer system, which is a bit on the naughty side.
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