Septic tank or treatment plant

[nick...]

That's interesting to hear. Where did you learn that please?

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Nick...

 

[Steevo]

All building merchants bump up prices on jan 1st.standard practice every year.as your supplier
Nick...

Thanks. Looks like this one it is then:

http://www.ukseptictanks.co.uk/sept...currency=GBP&gclid=CIKKwbnZ6dACFQ8TGwodOn8G9g

 

[Andrew K]

I would fit a bubble up type pump to speed oxygenation of the contents, and hence bacteria activity. Similar to a big fish tank.

 

[Lincsman]

IME depends on the ground. Speak to Luke at cotteril civils @Steevo

A friend bought a septic tank a few months ago, the driver unloaded it, and told us a tip, he said deadly serious, you know what you want to do mate, before you put it in the ground, put your hammer through the bottom of the tank, then you'll never have to empty it, no one will ever know.

Depends on the ground, clay below sea level would have it self filling from the pea gravel surround.

 

[phillipe]

put some road kill type of material in it,it gives the bacteria something to hang on to,gets the system working

 

[Steevo]

Thanks for all the help guys. Two 3800l tanks purchased, with a reasonable amount of change from £1k. Doubt I could do one treatment plant for that.

 

[ollie989898]

put some road kill type of material in it,it gives the bacteria something to hang on to,gets the system working

Finally, a genuine use for all these dead badgers I see on the roads!!