Septic Tanks Supplies Supply AG Polytunnels With A Sewage Treatment Plant

Septic Tanks Supplies Supply have supplied AG Polytunnels with a Conder HDPE ASP sewage treatment plant

Conder HDPE ASP

Conder HDPE ASP06 Packaged Sewage Treatment Plant

The Conder HDPE ASP 6 Sewage Treatment System is manufactured in High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) material. The plant showcases all the main features of the highly successful Conder ASP GRP sewage plant, plus additional features and benefits. 

Designed and tested in accordance with BSEN12566-3:2005 and with the British Water Code of Practice for Flow and Loads, the Clereflo HDPE ASP range is suitable for residential and commercial projects where mains drainage is not available. 

Features and Benefits 

• HDPE material – durable, recyclable and impact resistance
• Integrated blower as standard for a more compact design
• Optional telescopic extension for adjustable invert
• Reduced installation costs due to new compact design
• Sturdy, structured design for ease of transportation and storage
• Detachable legs for preferred method of installation
• Pre-moulded lifting eyes for improved on-site handling
• Fully CE marked, designed and tested to BSEN 12566-3:2005
• Standard effluent quality 20mg/L BOD; 30mg/L SS; 20 mg/L NH3
• Optional external blower rather than integrated if preferred
• Low running costs
• Lockable pedestrian access cover
• Free delivery

Deeper inverts can be accommodated by means of either a telescopic extension offering 50mm to 350mm adjustment or a larger 800mm extension that can be cut on site. 

AG Polytunnels

AG Polytunnels has been designing and manufacturing horticultural buildings for many years from their UK site in the Forest of Dean. We supply UK manufactured polytunnels to domestic growers, large garden centres and commercial users throughout the World.

We use a local galvanising company or plating company to give a rust resistant finish to the various fixings and have ample storage so our lead time is reduced. 

We also keep a small flock of sheep and over winter they are kept in a sheep housing which you are more than welcome to see.

New Rules For Using Septic Tanks & Small Sewage Treatment Plants

As of January 2015, you, as a homeowner, are now responsible for your choice, installation and maintenance of your wastewater system under a new code of practice introduced by the Environment Agency. You have a legal responsibility to minimise the impact of your sewage waste if you manage it within the bounds of your property e.g. with a septic tank or sewage treatment plant.

How to follow the rules and protect your local environment

• We strongly advise you always get expert, specialist advice when it comes to sewage waste treatment; the effluent has the potential to be both a serious health hazard and pollute the local environment if it is not properly managed. You are also at risk of prosecution if the regulations are not upheld.
• Although you no longer need to register a small domestic tank or keep five year maintenance records, your septic tank or sewage treatment plant must still be fit for purpose, comply with industry standard EN 12566, and be properly sized, installed, and maintained by an authorised person [ie. a professionally qualified installer].
• You are limited to discharging a maximum of 2,000 litres of treated sewage per day into the ground or 5,000 litres of treated sewage per day to flowing water. If you discharge more you will need a permit.
• Never neglect your wastewater system; out of sight is not out of mind! Like boilers and cars, septic tanks and sewage treatment plants need to be regularly serviced to operate efficiently.
• If you have a septic tank that discharges directly to a surface water you will need to replace or upgrade your treatment system by 1 January 2020, or when you sell your property if before this date.

How to follow the rules and protect your local environment

• We strongly advise you always get expert, specialist advice when it comes to sewage waste treatment; the effluent has the potential to be both a serious health hazard and pollute the local environment if it is not properly managed. You are also at risk of prosecution if the regulations are not upheld.
• Although you no longer need to register a small domestic tank or keep five year maintenance records, your septic tank or sewage treatment plant must still be fit for purpose, comply with industry standard EN 12566, and be properly sized, installed, and maintained by an authorised person [ie. a professionally qualified installer].
• You are limited to discharging a maximum of 2,000 litres of treated sewage per day into the ground or 5,000 litres of treated sewage per day to flowing water. If you discharge more you will need a permit.
• Never neglect your wastewater system; out of sight is not out of mind! Like boilers and cars, septic tanks and sewage treatment plants need to be regularly serviced to operate efficiently.
• If you have a septic tank that discharges directly to a surface water you will need to replace or upgrade your treatment system by 1 January 2020, or when you sell your property if before this date.

Trust the experts 

It is now more important than ever to take care when it comes to your choice of tank. At Septic Tank Supplies we can offer the following;

• initial consultation/assessment of needs
• premium products
• free site inspection
• installation by our professional accredited installers
• reliable and cost effective
• after-sales service

Despite their high efficiency rating, treatment plants don’t cost significantly more to buy and install than a septic tank and require a smaller drainage field while maintenance and running costs are relatively low. However minor the impact on the environment, any serious problem caused by a failed septic tank or sewage treatment plant can have a major impact on the finances of the system’s owner.

Septic tanks and sewage treatment plants should never be considered a fit and forget solution – regulations require that they are maintained and emptied regularly, so it is important to trust professional service team to look after your wastewater system.

  

Klargester Gamma 

KLARGESTER GAMMA SEPTIC TANK 2800L

Kingspan Klargester has developed GAMMA as a direct response to market needs – an affordable and reliable septic tank that is easy to install in a range of domestic application.

The Klargester GAMMA septic tank is suitable for shallow dig applications this is designed to reduce both installation time and cost.

The Klargester Gamma septic tank comes in two sizes and is suitable for individual domestic dwellings up to a large family house.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Manufactured from robust, impact resistant, high quality polyethylene
• Strong, easy to move and simple to install
• Wide neck for easy access for annual de-sludging
• Extension neck available to allow for deeper installation on difficult sites
• Does not require concrete backfill
• Certified to European Standard EN-12566 Part 3
• CE marked to comply with Construction Products Regulations
• Lockable pedestrian access cover

Klargester Approved Re-seller

Septic Tank Supplies are proud to announce we are a preferred and approved re-seller/stockist of all Klargester products.

There are more and more companies now advertising on the internet offering Klargester products but in fact have no buying terms with Klargester. This will lead them to offering you other manufacturers products and the company blaming high lead times and prices on Klargester, which in fact is false.

If you require a Klargester product make sure they are a Klargester approved Stockist or re-seller before contacting the company concerned.

Only companies approved by Klargester will have the new Klargester approved banner on their websites.

Price Match Guarantee

At Septic Tank Supplies we are committed to offering the cheapest prices for your off mains drainage product, be it a sewage pump station, septic tank or sewage treatment plant we are determined to make sure you are getting the best deal there is.

We strive to make sure our prices are the most competitive but if one slips the net and you find a cheaper price elsewhere we guarantee to match it* or even beat it where possible!

All we need from you is a link to the product you have seen cheaper and a contact number or email for yourself.

Email us on sales@septictank-supplies.co.uk

Septic Tanks

The most popular septic tank in the United Kingdom to date is the onion shape septic tank.

The onion shape septic tank has become the most popular due to it being highly durable and robust.

A septic tank is a storage tank which holds and retains all the solid waste & passes on the untreated waste water to a soak away/drainage field.

You are not permitted to drain directly from a septic tank into a watercourse/ditch. You would need to install a sewage treatment plant.

A septic tank works by allowing the solids to settle to the bottom and the effluent to flow out. The outflow from the septic tank usually requires further treatment and this is achieved by soaking it away into the ground, where bacteria in the soil completes the sewage treatment process.

A septic tank will have some kind of baffle to separate the sludge build up from the effluent leaving the septic tank through the outlet.

At Septic Tank Supplies we are proud to offer our customers the best quality products at the cheapest prices found anywhere in the United Kingdom, which make our customers keep coming back.

In the very rare case if you find the same product cheaper else were we will try our best to price match if not better.

As we are a family run business rather than a franchise, we can maintain competitive pricing on all our products across the board – Because of this we are one of the largest septic tank suppliers in the UK.

We offer market leading brands of septic tanks such as - Klargester, Clearwater, Marsh, Anua and Conder

Clearwater Sewage Treatment Plant

The Clearwater sewage treatment plant uses an aeration chamber rather than a rotating disc as in the Klargester BioDisc system, so no moving internal parts.

Benefits:

• High performance rating.
• Can be discharged directly to a watercourse.
• Free from mechanical or electrical components within the unit - very low maintenance and running costs.
• Minimal visual impact on surroundings - low level cover with child safe locks.
• Controlled ventilation.
• Annual emptying.

Process:

Three distinct process stages take place within the single tank:

• First, coarse solids are filtered and retained for gradual breakdown.
• Then the resulting liquid is continuously distributed over a plastic suspended filter by an integral lift, powered by a remotely sited blower.
• Finally, the solids are allowed to settle and, under normal domestic conditions, treated water of 20mg/l BOD, 30mg/l S.S., 20mg/l Ammonia can be achieved.