drainage for kennels

[watchman 256]

im going to be breaking into the mains for the kennels drainage but am i right in thinking that water from the gutters goes into a different drain than say your kitchen waste pipe if this is the case im guessing i cant use this drain(rain water only) can anyone put me right,idealy the gutter drain would be an easy job for me the main sink drain bit more work or does it have to go into the main sewer pipe if thats whats needed then so be it,just want know where i stand with it,hope this makes sense cheers

Edited September 4, 2011 by watchman

[foxing machine 144]

iv just put myne in to sink one mate and its been spot on lots of hard work tho.

[atuddy 179]

have you got a man hole in the garden

[watchman 256]

have you got a man hole in the garden

 

no mate

[Mustard. 83]

Dont put in the water pipe it'll end up in a drain

The sink one is the same as toilet's,they are connected so bang a T onto that.But you'll have to put a trap on it to stop smell coming back up it.

[watchman 256]

Dont put in the water pipe it'll end up in a drain

The sink one is the same as toilet's,they are connected so bang a T onto that.But you'll have to put a trap on it to stop smell coming back up it.

 

nice one cheers mate

[fcuktheban 140]

There should be access to the main sewage pipe in your front garden. The only way to get to the drain would be to dig to the nearest toilet or sink pipe. That would be near impossible with the layout of my house since both bathrooms are in the center of the house. If your layout is similar to mine you can either take a pipe around the house to the front or get a septic system. You should be able to run the rain water pipes into the system.

[dymented 2,220]

you will have an inspection chamber on yours or your next doors property bud you need to locate that first to find out witch why the drains fall ect you you can put the drainage pipe in right way as for rain water its normally runs to a soak away and drains away. The kitchen water is classed as dirty water and would run in to the sewer .So yes you could tap in to that remember when putting a drain pipe in you need to add the right amount off fall so it runs with the pipe and things don't just sit there its not a big job .But that depends on how far away the kennels are from the pipe you want to join as the drain you are joining will be at a minimum depth off 2 foot

[watchman 256]

There should be access to the main sewage pipe in your front garden. The only way to get to the drain would be to dig to the nearest toilet or sink pipe. That would be near impossible with the layout of my house since both bathrooms are in the center of the house. If your layout is similar to mine you can either take a pipe around the house to the front or get a septic system. You should be able to run the rain water pipes into the system.

 

no access to main sewer its down the road in someone elses garden but the distance from kennel to kitchen waste pipe only few metres

[fcuktheban 140]

Now that I think about it the bathroom pipes are located near the exterior walls on either side of the house so you could save a bit of pipe by locating the pipes from the side and connecting to them if your pipes run the same way.

[fcuktheban 140]

There should be access to the main sewage pipe in your front garden. The only way to get to the drain would be to dig to the nearest toilet or sink pipe. That would be near impossible with the layout of my house since both bathrooms are in the center of the house. If your layout is similar to mine you can either take a pipe around the house to the front or get a septic system. You should be able to run the rain water pipes into the system.

 

no access to main sewer its down the road in someone elses garden but the distance from kennel to kitchen waste pipe only few metres

 

If it's that close like dymented said having a good angle on the pipe is important

[watchman 256]

you will have an inspection chamber on yours or your next doors property bud you need to locate that first to find out witch why the drains fall ect you you can put the drainage pipe in right way as for rain water its normally runs to a soak away and drains away. The kitchen water is classed as dirty water and would run in to the sewer .So yes you could tap in to that remember when putting a drain pipe in you need to add the right amount off fall so it runs with the pipe and things don't just sit there its not a big job .But that depends on how far away the kennels are from the pipe you want to join as the drain you are joining will be at a minimum depth off 2 foot

 

like i say its only about 4m to the furthest point in the kennel to the kitchen waste pipe so no worries cheers

[watchman 256]

i have not got to worry about the rain water drainage from the kennel roofs as they are built up against existing brick shed with gutters and drain already in

[fcuktheban 140]

You might want to install a vent on the end of the pipe outside the kennel just to be on the safe side and not have to dig anything up later.