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2017-07-25 07:23:54
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Hello, I am new here.
We are about to start the construction work. Unfortunately, we have now noticed that the sewer connection is positioned so that the sewer pipes we lay in the base slab protrude 10 cm above. We have now spoken with three different people who said:
a) up to 4 cm can be risked; anything more endangers the structural integrity
b) the pipe could be placed between the steel reinforcement
c) it doesn’t matter, we can do it that way.
None of the solutions are optimal, so we are considering building up the gravel by 12 cm so that the pipes lie inside. However, this would mean that our house sits one step higher than planned and that our finished pit now has to be built up by 12 cm everywhere. Does anyone have experience, opinions, or ideas regarding our problem?
We are about to start the construction work. Unfortunately, we have now noticed that the sewer connection is positioned so that the sewer pipes we lay in the base slab protrude 10 cm above. We have now spoken with three different people who said:
a) up to 4 cm can be risked; anything more endangers the structural integrity
b) the pipe could be placed between the steel reinforcement
c) it doesn’t matter, we can do it that way.
None of the solutions are optimal, so we are considering building up the gravel by 12 cm so that the pipes lie inside. However, this would mean that our house sits one step higher than planned and that our finished pit now has to be built up by 12 cm everywhere. Does anyone have experience, opinions, or ideas regarding our problem?