By the door to the house, have someone use a core cutter and cut a 4" hole through the floor, overdig it and add pea stone then install a 4" round floor drain. The water will seep into the ground slowly.
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By the door to the house, have someone use a core cutter and cut a 4" hole through the floor, overdig it and add pea stone then install a 4" round floor drain. The water will seep into the ground slowly.
Guess my verbiage wasn’t as concise as I thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redge
How much do you need to raise the top surface for it to drain properly?
I had in mind to use a 2 part urethane system.
Hardens in 5 minutes and is machinable , here is a link for you to check out.
https://www.reynoldsam.com/product-c...thane-plastic/
I have used this to pour/level/fill thresholds on concrete.
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What about renting a concrete grinder, and grind down those high areas between the water and drain
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Self leveling floor resurface. It's not expensive at all.
A grinder was my 1st thought when i read your 1st post...I've seen that done to take high spots out of a floor that would puddle...