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Several questions regarding the slope drainage

2010-11-07View Original

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This post was last edited by zjsdbjj on 2010-11-8 07:15. When constructing a slope outside a building, it is necessary to include expansion joints. Where exactly should these expansion joints be placed on the slope, and what should their dimensions be? Are there any requirements for its slope?
Reply #22010-11-08
The spacing of the separation joints in the drainage slope is determined based on its thickness and width; it is generally around 1 meter. Artificial joints or intermittent joints can also be used. The slope angle is usually between 3% and 5%, with no strict requirements – as long as water does not accumulate against the wall.

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