Tiny homes and granny flats are becoming increasingly popular, and they offer a great solution to the nation’s housing crisis. In order to be compliant, granny flats and tiny homes are required to have plumbing amenities including kitchen and bathroom facilities, but this can be a challenge as they are often built lower than street level and adjacent homes. This is the issue that a client had recently with their tiny home build as the selected site was situated far away from the street and was below the street drainage. To enable the tiny home to have plumbing, a powerful pump was required.
The Sanifos 280 was the ideal choice as it allows the wastewater to be pumped below ground, pushing the wastewater from the unit to the street drainage whilst being unseen. The in-ground tank was also placed a few metres from the unit to ensure the pump was not audible. The 280L tank meant there was adequate capacity for the unit’s waste, allowing for increased wet-area design flexibility. The Sanifos 280 features accessibility through the lid for servicing and a powerful grinder pump.
“When specifying the right drainage product for a complete small residential setting, the Sanifos 280 covers all bases. Have peace of mind, with the inbuilt storage capacity and included alarm system. With flexibility in choosing connection heights and its high performance, the Sanifos provides designers and installers with a great turnkey solution,” says Ollie Benstead, SFA Australia/New Zealand Technical Officer
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