What is a Septic Tank and what does it do?

A septic tank partially treats effluent and is the simplest and most economic solution for sewage disposal where mains drainage is not possible.

It consists of a 2 or 3 chamber system which holds sewage solids long enough to allow the solids to form into sludge at the bottom of the tank.

It then partially breaks down through anaerobic digestion and the remaining liquid passes through the outlet pipe to a soakaway.

What shapes and sizes can we supply? (Septic Tank)

We can supply both spherical (2800ltr - 6000ltr) and cylindrical (2800ltr – 54000ltr) septic tanks for all your needs.

Whether you need it for a domestic dwelling, caravan site or even a leisure park.

The cylindrical septic tank allows reduced depth excavation in comparison with the spherical septic tank, therefore reducing excavation costs.

The cylindrical septic tanks are also used where there is a high water table or difficult ground conditions.

What is a Cesspool and what does it do?

A cesspool is a holding tank for sewage and it has no outlet pipe.

Its contents need to be emptied at regular intervals using tankers.

What shapes and sizes can we supply? (Cesspool)

DP & T can supply both spherical (2800ltr - 9000ltr) and cylindrical (2800ltr - 54000ltr) cesspools for all your needs.

Whether you need it for a domestic dwelling, caravan site or even a leisure park, we can help.

Under the building regulation cesspools MUST have a minimum capacity of 18,000ltr with 45 days storage for domestic properties.


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