Recess manhole covers

You can replace the lid or build up reset it parallel to the home

Yes it does or the drain won't be accessible properly.

As long as there is access to the hole you should be fine, failing that you can get a reinforced concrete biscuit that will make the outside smaller and will fit a square recess cover.

Yes it will be ok providing it is only the corners

You can always set manhole lid off to the actually hole as long as it’s still excess-able then it should be fine

Manhole cover should sit the same way as the chamber simply for strength and easy access
Recess cover can still be filled with a slab that will blend in with the rest of the patio

Recess can be fitted in line with the flagging aslong as the right procedures have been takin with the old lay out this could mean applying a course of brick cement in the holes it leave there are a few methods to take with this sort of job but it can be done

The angle of the recess cover shouldn’t be an issue, if you have a drop in recess cover you can put a slab in line inside the recess cover so it isn’t noticeable.

You can make you’re recess manhole in line with the flags just as long as it doesn’t interfere with any access bearly covering corners is fine

I would need to excavate expose the manhole but I assume u shud be able to lift and reset in line with the paving

Again u need to check after taking manhole out I don’t see why not

Hi, would you know if this is a foul or storm manhole and is there a rodding eye near by? This sounds like a lateral manhole and will need access into it so we would not be able to cover up the corners for acces, if its not or is a storm manhole and there is a rodding eye in the drainage run we can put in a recess manhole and square everything back up

Depend on the size of the man hole it can b turned round to suit your needs along as theres sure ground around the area

When dealing with manhole covers in a patio installation, it's important to consider both practicality and compliance with local regulations. Here are some points to consider:

Access Requirements:

Manhole covers are designed to provide access to utility infrastructure for maintenance and inspection purposes. It's crucial to ensure that the cover allows adequate access to the manhole for maintenance personnel if needed.
Local Regulations:

Check with your local building or utility authority to understand any regulations or guidelines regarding the placement and access to manhole covers. Some areas may have specific requirements to ensure that covers are easily accessible.
Alignment with Patio:

While aligning the manhole cover with the patio might be aesthetically pleasing, the primary concern should be maintaining sufficient access. If there's still enough access to the manhole even with some corners covered, it might be acceptable.
Practical Considerations:

Consider the practical aspects of alignment. If aligning the manhole cover with the patio makes it more challenging for maintenance workers to access the manhole or if it compromises the integrity of the patio, it may not be the best option.
Consult with the Installer:

Discuss your concerns with the patio installer. They may have experience dealing with similar situations and can provide advice on the best approach. They might also have suggestions for covers that can be integrated more seamlessly into the patio design while still allowing access.
Seek Professional Advice:

If in doubt, consider consulting with a structural engineer or a professional with expertise in patio installations and utility access. They can provide guidance based on the specific details of your patio and manhole cover.
Remember that safety and compliance should be the top priorities. It's essential to strike a balance between aesthetics and functionality, ensuring that the patio is not only visually pleasing but also meets practical and regulatory requirements.

I would need to view it to say for sure, but from what you describe I would advise to lay a concrete plinth to bring it in line with the slabbing then mortar the edges to ensure a good seal, that will allow you to place the cover at the angle required.

you can put a normal square manhole cover if you add half concrete slab underneath the space and it should be fine