Distribution/Sampling Chamber

[iSelfBuild]

Hey,

 

Our drainage plans show a distribution/sampling chamber at the start of our pumped drainage field Bio Pure 3.

 

Is this the cheapest solution around:

 

https://www.drainagesuperstore.co.uk/product/underground-sampling-and-distribution-system-chamber-110mm.html

 

I spoke to loads of drainage suppliers and they have never heard of what I described. I'm assuming people usually make up their own?

 

Thanks

[Tin Soldier]

I searched and searched for a cheaper version or info on making it up

 

i ended up just plumping for that very chamber

 

very solid and very easy to use.. just overpriced 

 

 

[Nickfromwales]

It's ok......they do finance  

 

[iSelfBuild]

Just now, Nickfromwales said:

It's ok......they do finance  

 

 SOLD

 

 

[Nickfromwales]

pound a week 

[dpmiller]

That Bio Pure is a bit pricey no?

[ToughButterCup]

9 hours ago, iSelfBuild said:

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I spoke to loads of drainage suppliers and they have never heard of what I described. I'm assuming people usually make up their own?

 

Yes. 

That suppliers have never heard of one doesn't surprise me at all. 

Talk to an installer - a person low enough in the food chain to really matter - and the story will likely be different. In our direct experience, there are many suppliers who care nothing about anything other than a sale. Nothing.

[ProDave]

I kept the function of sample chamber and distribution separate.  But I don't think this sample chamber is much cheaper http://www.drainstore.com/premier-tech-aqua-conder-sample-chamber.html

[Nickfromwales]

1 hour ago, recoveringacademic said:

Talk to an installer - a person low enough in the food chain to really matter

[ToughButterCup]

Not sure whether to be flattered or worried Nick......

[iSelfBuild]

13 hours ago, dpmiller said:

That Bio Pure is a bit pricey no?

Mmmmm hmmm!

 

They gave me discount though

[iSelfBuild]

Bloody he'll just back from the site looks different! I'll post some videos tomorrow. Retaining wall is all filled in and still standing

 

My groundworker has bought loads of twin wall straight perforated pipe for the sewage treatment plant soakaway... I thought it had to be the Marley type with slots in the bottom so I told him it was not correct. However when I reread online it says it cant be flexicoil perofrated... can someone please advise?