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Metaplast · Joined: 02 Mar 21 Posts: 16

I have a 37-gallon column tank. I'm looking to make a septic tank. I recently made a 10-gallon sump tank and bought an overflow box. I'm looking to make soft plumbing fixtures. Well, partly pvc, and then soft. Unfortunately, I didn't think that far ahead when I was performing, so I think I would have been better off with a pipe. But I got lost. I was looking for a guide to see the best way to do this. I couldn't find anything about how to do plumbing. All I find is hard plumbing. Do you have any pointers that I can use?
One of my main questions is whether I need gate valves or ball valves with soft plumbing. This is what keeps me stuck. The DCP is regulated with respect to the flow, so I really need this on the way back. I also need to buy a bulkhead. What would you suggest? I was thinking about slipping. I had someone help me with LFS, but they were slow, so they let it go. I would appreciate any information you can give me.

Ace864 · Joined: 11 Sep 20 Posts: 28

I recommend you call a professional plumber to realize this project or just take a consultation. We did something the same at our country house, and guys from wilcoplumbing.com.au have very well helped us. Their plumbers have very high experience. And don't be afraid because of the high prices, as I know they have the lowest prices in Sydney. We have also used a cashback function. It helped me save around 200 dollars, info on it you can find on their website. As I know they provide a lot of season discounts. Wish you success and hope to see the final results.

KatherineMackenzie · Joined: 26 Apr 21 Posts: 36

robertsteven · Joined: 09 Apr 21 Posts: 20

For a person who does not understand water supply and plumbing processes, it is better to turn to a knowledgeable master - a plumber.

Connoleib · Joined: 08 Nov 21 Posts: 19

it's interesting

GerryLi · Joined: 15 Feb 22 Posts: 11

wow
nice forum!!