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re: is there a standard depth for house slabs
Posted on 5/30/18 at 8:39 am to kengel2
Posted on 5/30/18 at 8:39 am to kengel2
Another thing to consider is if building in an area with soil subsidence issues like they have in parts of N.O. East and Kenner is to run hanging straps around the plumbing drain lines and allow the ends to be incorporated into the slab.
After pilings are driven, pipes are laid and the slab poured, after a while there could be subsidence that allows unstrapped pipes to sag and break.
After pilings are driven, pipes are laid and the slab poured, after a while there could be subsidence that allows unstrapped pipes to sag and break.
Posted on 5/30/18 at 9:07 am to gumbo2176
He asked about pilings the other day. More than likely if there are pilings, I'd bet the pipes under the slab should have stainless steel hangers.
I'm using pipes as a general term for plumbing, electrical, and anything else.
I'm using pipes as a general term for plumbing, electrical, and anything else.
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