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In my ongoing basement reno project, I am going to install a sump pit
and pump in the furnace room to deal with rare occurences of heavy rains and high water table. I have a few questions. The pits I've seen at HD and Lowes are 18" diameter and 22" deep. How close to the foundation wall can I install it? Any concerns with hitting the footing? My basement is solid concrete walls. Due to clearance issues in the furnace room, the closer I am to the wall the better. For a 18" diameter, should the hole be 21" diameter? Also as far as the discharge pipe which 1 1/2" PVC. I have to go up approx 8 feet, then 3 feet across horizontally .If I get a 1/3 HP pump, can it handle that ? |
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