Cistern overflow into a soakaway shaft

  • Erstellt am 2019-04-15 11:37:30
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Andre77

2019-08-25 12:42:40
  • #1
How many shafts/channels/covers for underground "containers" are usually on the property?

Sewage shaft
Cistern
Infiltration shaft
Soil filter
(Driveway with drain to SW)
Rainwater shaft
....

that's what comes to mind now

Which of these, or which ones are missing, are absolutely necessary, or what should one (still) have, what is not needed?
 
H

hampshire

2019-08-25 14:48:56
  • #2
We have 2 inspection shafts for wastewater and 3 for rainwater/cistern. For short distances, one of each is sufficient.
 

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