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4,550 Litre Polymaster Septic Tank

SKU: ST4550
Sale
Original price $4,050.00
Current price $3,650.00

Product Information

This heavy-duty Poly Septic tank is ideally suited to a household of 6-10 people. Measuring 3250 x 1640 x 1665mm with a capacity of 4550 litres, the Polymaster ST4550 is made in Australia and is a favorite with many households in Australia.

These all-new, ultra-strong, low-profile septic tanks have passed the stringent test of AS/NZS 1546.1 certification without question.

Please note that lifting equipment is needed at your premises to upload the tank. See dimensions and weight specifications.

An all-inclusive, simple to install septic tank system

The septic tank system available from Polymaster is easily positioned and installed by a plumber or drainage contractor, without requiring heavy lifting equipment.

Kit includes:

  • Inlet/outlet junctions
  • Seals
  • Inspection and access covers
  • Stainless steel screws
  • Detailed installation and maintenance schedules

Shipping

Ag•Superstore offers free delivery on orders over $400 to capital cities and surrounding metropolitan areas in Victoria, New South Wales, and South Australia. Freight charges may apply to other areas. Please see below how our delivery structure is broken into two zones:

 


*Delivery charges may apply on particular products.

Please call 1300 326 453 during business hours or email help@agsuperstore.com.au if you are unsure about delivery to your area.

You will be responsible for paying for your own shipping costs for returning your items.

Shipping costs are non-refundable. If you receive a refund, the cost of return shipping will be deducted from your refund.

Please note that lifting equipment is needed to unload the tank at your premises. See dimensions of tank and weight.

Specifications

A septic tank that meets the demands of the Australian/New Zealand Septic Tank Standards, our line of septic tank equipment is guaranteed to provide robust, high-performance service.

  • One-piece tank with lifting lugs – lightweight and easy to handle.
  • 10-minute hook-up – fittings and baffle are pre-installed
  • Australian manufactured – offering you maximum support and service
  • One-piece tank with lifting lugs – easy to handle
  • Self-anchoring – does not require concrete
  • Low profile design – minimal excavation depth
  • Tested and certified to AS/NZS 1546.1:2008 – assurance of maximum performance
  • EPA approval BMP650823
  • 325kg
  • 10 years warranty 

FAQs

What should you never put in a septic tank?

Never put oil, gasoline, paint thinners, solvents, photographic chemicals, weed or insect killers down the drain. They can poison your septic system and possibly threaten water supplies for your whole neighbourhood. Even latex paint is unhealthy for your septic system.

How long does it take for toilet paper to break down in a septic tank?

If you purchase toilet paper that is labeled septic safe it should dissolve completely within 20 minutes. You can test this yourself by taking your septic-safe toilet paper brand and scrunching it into a cup of water.

Can I install a septic tank myself?

Unfortunately, a septic tank is a bit specialised, so you aren’t able to DIY this job. Septic tanks must be installed by a licensed plumber and then signed off by your local council authority. This will ensure your warranty is valid, and when you purchase a Polymaster Septic Tank your covered for 10 years. Polymaster tanks are a one-piece moulded tank, they are lightweight and easy to handle. Lifting lugs are incorporated into the design to make it easy to lower into place. The forward thinking Polymaster engineers designed the septic tanks to minimise the amount of work required on site, these are pre-assembled before leaving the factory, so the plumber can simply position the tank and connect in and out flow pipes! The low profile and compact design minimises the amount of digging required prior to installation, the depth of excavation is minimised, and the hole is easier to backfill after installation. Saving the plumber time during the installation and you in cost.

How fast does a septic tank fill up?

This depends on how much waste your household produces. Most waste that comes out of a home is liquid with very little solid included. Thankfully this easily leaves the tank to either the municipal wastewater system if that is available or the drain field. The solid portion of waste takes a few years to build up. As mentioned previously, it is generally recommended to empty tanks every 5 years, but some people have reported up to 10 years between pump outs.

How often do I have to empty a septic tank?

This depends on how much waste your household creates. Remember it is only solids that really build up. The Australian Department of Health recommends pumping tanks every 5 years however it depends how much solid waste is flushed into the tank. Pumping out the tank must be done by a licensed liquid waste contractor who can then take the waste to a processing facility. Your local council will be able to advise if there are any EPA regulations in your area.

IMPORTANT: Nobody should ever enter the Septic Tank – It is a confined space and once operating is a health risk

Polymaster septic tanks come with tamper-proof screws to make sure there are no dangers once the tank is installed and buried.

How often should you clean your septic tank?

Septic systems overtime will build up with an excess of accumulated solids that should be pumped out every 3-5 years. This will depend on the volume that is put through the tanks so varies greatly on application. Make sure the tank is pumped out by a licensed liquid waste contractor, please see the local council in your area about any special EPA regulations.   Warning - Never allow anyone at any time to enter the septic tank as it is a confined space and once operating is an extreme health risk.

What are the signs of a full septic tank? What happens if you never pump out your tank?

  • Pooling water
  • Slow drains
  • Odours
  • An overly healthy lawn around the tank
  • Sewer backup
  • Gurgling pipes
  • Trouble flushing

While you may not get all of these signs immediately, it is important that you get your tank pumped out before it gets overfilled.  Neglecting to pump out the tank will allow solids to fill the pipes leading to the drainage field which then get blocked.  Ultimately a septic system that doesn’t get pumped out may need to be replaced which is an expensive fix for an easily avoidable problem!

 

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