Dismantling slurry chambers

[Inky]

Does anyone have experienced taking out slurry chambers? I'm putting a roof over this so it's not needed and i wanted to re-use them elsewhere.

I didn't install them so i don't know how difficult it would reverse the installation process or if it's best not to bother to avoid unsettling the existing concrete pad.

 

[Old apprentice]

Does anyone have experienced taking out slurry chambers? I'm putting a roof over this so it's not needed and i wanted to re-use them elsewhere.

I didn't install them so i don't know how difficult it would reverse the installation process or if it's best not to bother to avoid unsettling the existing concrete pad.


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A lot of time and care to take them out I have not taken any out but put a 200 feet one in years about is quite a job putting them in never mind taking them out .depends if they have put them into soft concrete so will be stuck t the concrete we used a wacker plate to lay dry mix concrete to put the channel sections on straight of wagon and placed in situe.

 

[vantage]

Unless you’re thinking of reusing them and can get them out without damage, just fill them up with stone and cap over with concrete.

 

[Zebbedee]

Don’t think I would bother tbh be more cost in the labour involved and reinstatement after removal