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Tibby's Top Tip When setting drain pipes, there should always be a fall. A general rule is 1 in 40 gradients, which will normally give adequate flow velocities. 1 in 40 ratio translates to a 25mm drop in 1 meter run. How to set that is to get a 1m level, tape a 25mm batton to the end. Place the level onto the drain pipe, and once it's level, then you know you've got the correct slope. It's important to note that you don't want too much slope because the liquid may run faster than the solids, whi

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