NE South Dakota Clark, SD | Briarpatch - 4/14/2025 21:49
I would start with making sure you have an adequate outlet (IE: 1/2" drainage coefficient) before investing your or the landlords dollars- then go from there.
I would be willing to bet at least 70% of the footage the company i work for is designed at 1/4" DC. At least one watershed district in WC MN cannot be designed greater than 1/4" and get the permit required. I design anywhere between 1/4" and 1" depending on annual rainfall, crops grown, budget, and regulations. I would take a 1/4" capacity outlet over no tile at all if I needed tile. |
Tile and land lords
