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I have a small ravine that I want to create into a small decorative pond. There is currently a drain however I want to convert to an overflow type drain.


This is what I have now.



This is what I want.

Any ideas on how to convert that 18 or so inch drain into an upright overflow of the same or smaller size? Thanks.

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It's hard to tell from the picture what material the culvert is made from, and impossible to tell it's size.

At the very least you are going to need:


A 90° elbow and another piece of culvert of the correct size.

I'd give these guys a call. I don't know of a source that is local to you.

http://ponddampiping.com/index.html


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It's that same material, steel pipe. It has to be close to 18" across. The guard isn't a problem. I was torn between trying to figure out how to put a similar material 90 on there and achieve a water-tight seal or simple use a PVC 90 and some pieces on them and concrete them into the existing pipe.




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I'd call those guys and ask. You'll need a rigid strong connection, maybe even covering the elbow with soil and compacting it for support so the riser tube doesn't twist sideways if bumped by a boat or by something else.


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