Lo folks,
Got a problem with the outside grid that takes away the waste water from sink and bath, etc......
The outside grid is sunk below ground level by about a foot. Over time water had broke up/worked into/splashed back in the area surrounding the round grid. So the sides have broke way and water is outside the pipe top (the bit with the little round grid on about a foot down)... Jeez..describing it was difficult. Hope you get my drift.
Anyway, I need to know what concrete or mortar is best to use to repair around the pipe opening, the surround of which has water caught in it. Also the sloping side which should funnel any water into the pipe/grid which have broke way.
sorry...I'm finding it difficult to describe... but I reckon whatever concrete/mortar is available would probably have to withstand water and infact hopefully work by displacing the (stinky) water which has gathered around the pipe and never seems to go away.
Bloody hell.. I wish I had used less words, but I aint starting again.
cheers
ginga