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    Quote Originally Posted by Thai Dhupp View Post
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    Oh? so that's not the number of the production line? ahhhhhh...

    lol ..you would be right Dennis... capacities it is. The grease trap goes on the grey water line so that oil / grease does not end up clogging your soakaway or drain field, which can be major problems. we have three installations of this set up in total, the 3rd being in zone 3, when we build it later.
    That's a good sized septic tank, I was hoping to get by with a 1600 liter with 2 baths

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    Did they or are they going to pressure test your water lines before they pour the floor? Last year when I was in Roi Et working on one of my wifes condo's, the water was leaking under the floors so had to surface it into the unit through the drop in ceiling, also had a leak in the walls on 2nd floor had to go through the floor and surface run that also, it was a mess, got done 2 days before we left. The plumber must have had a bad night the day before he did that one. So that's one thing I'm going to make sure I get done is pressure test water lines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dennis4558 View Post
    That's a good sized septic tank, I was hoping to get by with a 1600 liter with 2 baths
    Why would you run the bath water through the septic tank.

    Round my neck of the woods, in the West, bath/shower water, in a non-sewered situation is usually treated as grey water.


    In Thailand, it (bath/shower water) just runs directly into the Klong ... Thai plumbing and all that
    Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago ...


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    Quote Originally Posted by David48atTD View Post
    Why would you run the bath water through the septic tank.

    Round my neck of the woods, in the West, bath/shower water, in a non-sewered situation is usually treated as grey water.


    In Thailand, it (bath/shower water) just runs directly into the Klong ... Thai plumbing and all that
    Absolutely, David - none of my grey water will enter the septic tank system. will go direct to the soakaways or out to the drain field. I don't have the luxury of any water course next to my plot.

    Later, as I said much earlier in this build thread, I will see if its possible to water any of the garden with some of the uncontaminated grey water... but that's for a long time ahead!
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    Placing the septic tanks






    Sorry... I not got too many pictures of this, only video. Anyway, hes completed it.

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    The initial termite spraying...



    Mixing the solution










    The pumping equipment.

    Finished!

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    Quote Originally Posted by David48atTD View Post
    Why would you run the bath water through the septic tank.

    Round my neck of the woods, in the West, bath/shower water, in a non-sewered situation is usually treated as grey water.

    In Thailand, it (bath/shower water) just runs directly into the Klong ... Thai plumbing and all that
    I guess I didn't word it correctly, I meant the sewage from the stools in 2 bathrooms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dennis4558 View Post
    I guess I didn't word it correctly, I meant the sewage from the stools in 2 bathrooms.
    Lol no worries Dennis.. I think we all worked out what you meant...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dennis4558 View Post
    That's a good sized septic tank, I was hoping to get by with a 1600 liter with 2 baths
    Actually Dennis, I will have THREE of those tanks when we complete zone 3!! And none of the bath/shower water will be going through them! They are fitting 2 on this build.
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