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spikeyhead
Evening all. I don't normally do much digging of trenches outside the normal AGDS work. However, a friend of mine is building one of those log cabins at the far end of her garden and wants a toilet fitting in. I have already dug the 30M trench down to 600mm which has nearly killed me. I know it's not normal practice to run a soil waste and cold water feed and electrical feed in the same trench but there is no way I am going to dig another trench somewhere else for physical and cosmetic reasons. Neither can she afford to have someone use a 'mole' to put cold water feed in. If the trench is there then I might as well use it. The cold water feed will be at 750, soil pipe and electrical cable at about 500mm. Seeing as the toilet and basin in this cabin will hardly ever be used, except for the occasional visitor during the summer (very occasional) then I cannot see a problem. Plus, because of the various outbuildings that the neighbours have also errected I don't think this job is going to be notified to BC. Any comments of suggestions welcomed, even the puritan one's. Thanks.
