Give or take, but I'm not sure 100%. I just want to pull all that grass out and make it tidy.It looks like there is cement, either new or old, around all 4 sides. Is the new cover the same size as its predecessor ?
Yeah I'm not going to get through huge bags of the stuff. I've used ready mixed mortar for brickwork before, would that do?If I was bedding it in I'd use 3:1 sharp sand/cement. But you could get some ready mixed mortar and point in the gaps, probably easiest/less waste?
I rather hoped that Yorkshire Water would have done that...Lift lid to inspect the frame and lining.
I'll have a check tonight when the kids are in bed. I remember it looking pretty sound when I checked it last year. TBF if that's the job they did on the cement then it's probably worth a little look.Don’t hope. Have they dropped anything down the chamber ?
I want my garden to not look shoot.Yorkshire Water, is that like Yorkshire Tea, nice and strong?
I'd leave it as it is unless of course you’ve got time on your hands and want something to do![]()
This is probably the correct answer.The best cement for that is a phone call back to em and tell them to do the job properly.
What I'm going to do is pull all that grass out and slap something in to fill the gap.Chisel all the mortar off old and new clean round the top of the manhole then rebed the frame making sure nothing drops down the hole and the inside of the frame is pointed nice and flush,, then point a nice even strip round the outside of the frame replace the lid and job done .
Use a 3.1 mix.