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Old 02-21-2019, 12:35 AM   #1
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Re: Project "Buffalo Blizzard Surprise" 71 SWB build

Congratulations on the expansion! Thanks for showing all the pictures on your floors construction. Very interesting... I do have a question about the drain, did you run a line out from under the floor to a french drain or into a sewer?
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Old 02-21-2019, 07:46 AM   #2
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Re: Project "Buffalo Blizzard Surprise" 71 SWB build

Great shop and wife! Thanks for the pics
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Old 02-21-2019, 10:07 PM   #3
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Re: Project "Buffalo Blizzard Surprise" 71 SWB build

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Congratulations on the expansion! Thanks for showing all the pictures on your floors construction. Very interesting... I do have a question about the drain, did you run a line out from under the floor to a french drain or into a sewer?
I ran the channel drain out the side of the building and tied it in with my downspouts. I also tied in the small wash tub into that. Everything goes down hill and into a pit area in the scrub brush.

Some areas have restrictions on floor drains and how they're allowed to drain. I live in the country and they're not too strict out here. In reality I should not have the wash tub tied into this, but in order to do it properly I would've had to put in another septic system. I wasn't going to do that for the small amount of time I use the tub.

The channel drain comes out in the middle. My downspouts tie in at the front and back corners. I also tied in the wash tub with the small pipe.
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I also tied in the floor drain from the original building into this.
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Everything goes down hill into a low area in the woods.
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Old 02-22-2019, 12:40 AM   #4
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Re: Project "Buffalo Blizzard Surprise" 71 SWB build

Thanks for the clarification on your drainage system. Now as your sig says "away those troubles go down the drain!" I helped my brother in law with building his 30x40 a few months ago, so based on the size of yours, I know what a huge job you tackled.
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