Jesus Holy Christ! These are modules for septic systems. This is where the liquids from your poop and pee go when you live in the country. The ones under the ground at the house I built in Madison likely came from that pile. They have nothing whatsoever to do with caskets. The number for any individual installation depends on how many bathrooms there are in the home the septic system serves. It takes several per job, thats why there are so many in inventory. For Christs sake. In the old days, a septic system drainfield was composed of tubing with holes, and you had to have so many feet of tubing according to the number of bathrooms in the house. Then, maybe 20 years ago, this innovation came along, and dramatically cut the required length of the drainfield, so you could get a much larger septic system on a smaller piece of property. Heres how they are installed. They are buried under the yard of every house in rural areas. This video just shows the inventory that Top Notch Builders Supply had on hand. Top Notch was put of of business a few years ago when Lowes came to town. Kevin Liles, youve seen these with your own eyes!
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 00:35:48 +0000
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