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Posted by hallerb@aol.com on October 17, 2007, 6:15 pm
> A lot of it will be determined by how the panelling is attached to the wall.
> If there is a stud wall against the foundation wall how will they be able to
> install the drain ducts. Any system that drains the water from above the
> floor will still not solve the problem of high water under the floor causing
> dampness and seepage through openings, cracks and edges of the concrete
> floor. You may want to check out other methods of solving your problem.
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> > After years of fighting water seapage in the basement,
> > doing all the things out side, drainage, downspouts, slant
> > thr earth away from the house, I still am having water on the floor.
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> > Any comments on the system? The one room is paneled, and
> > finished, and the installers need to cut 4 inches off the bottom
> > of of then panels to put in the drain ducts.
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> > What is the best way to conceal the bottom of the paneling,
> > instaed of replacing it?
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you will be fine as long as theres a underground perforated pipe
sending the water to a sump pump or better gravity drain to daylight.
gravity is way more reliable than a pump.
been there spent 8 grand and one summer trying to fix water in
basement.
interior french drain fixed it at 3500 bucks I could of saved 8 grand
if I had started with interior french drain:(
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