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Have low drainage spot in my yard that I want to put new bins on other side of

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    #11
    weeping tile is a good idea. Will have to look into that more.

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      #12
      How deep would weeping tile have to be below the road surface so it does not get crushed?

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        #13
        Originally posted by poorboy View Post
        How deep would weeping tile have to be below the road surface so it does not get crushed?
        In our new area (from top to bottom) we’ve targeted 6-8” gravel, a layer of fabric/matting/geocloth, then we dug a trough 12-24” deep depending on grade and back filled the trough with a 4” weeping tile and 2” crush rock.

        Depending on your fabric, it will slow the water from going into your weeping tile but I feel that it’s a must as it keeps the claye from pushing through the gravel.

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