Rain Water Filter Module Upgraded With Stainless Steel Mesh
We postponed the insertion of the PU foam board into the Great Room walls, because the freezing temperatures that has just arrived with the icy northerly weather, would not allow…
A DIY Selfbuild by Stephen, Shaun & Daphne
All Rain Water collected off the roof surfaces, “dirty” initial flush of rain is thrown away and filtered “clean” water is collected in underground storage tanks. Connected to Swimming Lane for extra surge capacity to help with the slow soak-away modules.
We postponed the insertion of the PU foam board into the Great Room walls, because the freezing temperatures that has just arrived with the icy northerly weather, would not allow…
We finished off connecting the last large drain pipe to the Filtration Module, this being the final last resort overflow connection to the soak-away unit. Then the next job was…
Today, the job was to connect the three rainwater inlet pipelines (from our two roofs) and the output pipe to the Filtration module. But first, a leak test was performed.…
Today, we took the opportunity of a very nice sunny day and that the hole was reasonably dry, to tackle the job of installing and burying our new Rainwater Filtration…
This report is a summary of our week’s worth of work we did on our rainwater Filtration Module. Most of the time was spent on creating the two filter units…
Today, we continued with the task of building our two water filters. The long flat one’s frame is now constructed with a heavy thick metal bar around the perimeter and…
This is a combined report showing our progress of creating our rain water filtration module. It has been a very fiddly work, constrained by the slow “drying” time of the…
We resumed the task of coating the filtration unit in the structural layer of glass-fibre, in doing the exterior of our large filter box. Then the rest of the day…
We continued to apply the Resin and Fibreglass layers to the Filter Parts. We completed all of the insides with their two layers as well as the two layers on…
We started the day off with the task of rubbing all the places where we had put the filler. But we discovered that we needed more wooden triangular battens in…