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Garage water supply
May 17th, 2005, 11:25am
 
I'd like to put in a water supply to the garage.
I guess I need to fit a DCV, What pipe would you guys recommend? and how deep do I have to bury it?
Do I have to mechanically protect it, other than filling in the trench?
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Re: Garage water supply
Reply #1 - May 19th, 2005, 10:33pm
 
blue MDPE for underground stuff switchin gto copper above ground. I can't remember the depth for burying a water pipe off hand but i "think" its something like 600/700mm. If you use MDPE you wont need any mechanical protection.  The other real option is underground copper(table Y copper) but this is seldom used these days. Plastic is good for underground as it wont react with any chemicals/minerals in the soil, and wont get damaged by UV rays as its underground.

You will need a DCV on it and I would suggest a stopcock on the house end for turning off the water to lay the pipe/repair the pipe, and another in the garage for convenience.

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Reply #2 - May 23rd, 2005, 2:23pm
 
MIn depth 750 mm, max 1350 mm Wink
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