Aannab377 2020-10-17 08:49:26#2 A trailer with sand may cost about 30€. Well. That may be true. But you save renting a trailer, time, and 30 EUR. And if the gravel happens to be at the neighbor’s, who says you could have it, then I just ask. Because maybe someone here can tell me something definitive about it.
A trailer with sand may cost about 30€. Well. That may be true. But you save renting a trailer, time, and 30 EUR. And if the gravel happens to be at the neighbor’s, who says you could have it, then I just ask. Because maybe someone here can tell me something definitive about it.
Bbauenmk2020 2020-10-17 09:37:48#3we have also laid in gravel. Only the pipes for house entry water, electricity, internet have we laid in sand (compacted).
we have also laid in gravel. Only the pipes for house entry water, electricity, internet have we laid in sand (compacted).
Aannab377 2020-10-17 09:38:43#4 we also laid in gravel. We laid only the house entry pipes for water, electricity, and internet in (compacted) sand. Thank you for the answer. Okay, what was the reason for you to use gravel instead of the usual sand?
we also laid in gravel. We laid only the house entry pipes for water, electricity, and internet in (compacted) sand. Thank you for the answer. Okay, what was the reason for you to use gravel instead of the usual sand?
TT_im_Norden 2020-10-17 10:03:51#5There is a reason why a compacted sand bed is always laid during earthworks with pipes, soakaways, and similar. I would definitely not use gravel.
There is a reason why a compacted sand bed is always laid during earthworks with pipes, soakaways, and similar. I would definitely not use gravel.
Aannab377 2020-10-17 10:06:25#6Yes, the question is whether it is solely the price reason or if splitting can be life-threatening for a KG pipe?
Yes, the question is whether it is solely the price reason or if splitting can be life-threatening for a KG pipe?