Triassic Posted June 2, 2023 Posted June 2, 2023 I’m about to lay patio slabs and was considering whether to simple butt them up against the exterior wall, or to leave a 100mm gap and install a French, decorative pebble filled, drain, or to fit a plastic kerb drain? What our you suggest?
Dave Jones Posted June 2, 2023 Posted June 2, 2023 as long as they are a min of 150 below your dpc and sloping away from the building you can butt them up 1
Triassic Posted June 2, 2023 Author Posted June 2, 2023 2 hours ago, Dave Jones said: as long as they are a min of 150 below your dpc and sloping away from the building you can butt them up So, if it’s a flush threshold you’d advocate a drainage system? If so, what type?
Temp Posted June 2, 2023 Posted June 2, 2023 The reason the dpc should be 150mm above patio is to prevent rain splashing up above DPC. That may not matter at a threshold because the rain splashes onto a door or glass etc. Thus is what Building Regs recommend for a level access threshold.. 1
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