Sewage treatment plants

Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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I've got a job to install a 12 pop treatment plant. The architect has specified a Hydroclear but I've had a quote for a Clearwater at nearly £1000 cheaper. Has anyone got any experience with either of these? I've asked the architect if it's suitable but would like to hear if anyone has any thoughts on either of them.
 
Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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I've got a job to install a 12 pop treatment plant. The architect has specified a Hydroclear but I've had a quote for a Clearwater at nearly £1000 cheaper. Has anyone got any experience with either of these? I've asked the architect if it's suitable but would like to hear if anyone has any thoughts on either of them.
Go for a 12 pop Graff one to clean jim . They are cheaper to install as you rarely need to concrete them in . The shape is user friendly they have a high level discharge option as well and the blower sits in a neat box above ground that you can sit away from the tank against a fence or hedge . Also have a sampling chamber built in so you won’t need to add one for environment authority . And different options for risers for the lid .
 
Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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Go for a 12 pop Graff one to clean jim . They are cheaper to install as you rarely need to concrete them in . The shape is user friendly they have a high level discharge option as well and the blower sits in a neat box above ground that you can sit away from the tank against a fence or hedge . Also have a sampling chamber built in so you won’t need to add one for environment authority . And different options for risers for the lid .
Thanks Vin, they do look like a better shape to work with, I’ll see what the architect/engineer say. Looking online the Graff is still a bit dearer than the Clearwater but if it’s quicker and easier to install it might even itself out.
 
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DaveDCB

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I like the tricel tanks, compressor is ontop of the lid so no messing around with putting in a separate pad etc, just wire it up to one point and go. I added a pump after I’d installed the last one and it was easy enough to do - which was very handy!!
 
Vinpetrol

Vinpetrol

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Thanks Vin, they do look like a better shape to work with, I’ll see what the architect/engineer say. Looking online the Graff is still a bit dearer than the Clearwater but if it’s quicker and easier to install it might even itself out.
Check dealer price elsewhere as they are normally very competitive . I can give you tech guys number and he can also help with what dealer to go to 😉
 
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