WasteWater Tanks
Treatment, collection and disposal.
3001 Litre GRP Above Ground Twin Pump Station
£5,157.00EX VAT · £6,188.40 INCView product
Klargester Full Retention Separator - NSFA040 - 2225M² drainage area
£5,059.00EX VAT · £6,070.80 INCView product
Horizontal Sewage Pump Station, Twin Pump, 6000 litre tank
£5,249.00EX VAT · £6,298.80 INCView product
Klargester Sewage Pumping Station from 2,400 - 4,800 litres - PU12 Range
£5,138.00EX VAT · £6,165.60 INCView product
Klargester Washdown Separator - 15000 litre
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Clearwater BioAir CW7 Sewage Treatment Plant - 25 Person
£5,413.00EX VAT · £6,495.60 INCView product
Klargester Sewage Pumping Station from 5,000 - 10,200 litres - PU18 Range
£5,559.00EX VAT · £6,670.80 INCView product
ABS Sulzer Sanimat 1002-D01*4-X
£5,755.00EX VAT · £6,906.00 INCView product
Klargester 18,000 Litre Cesspool Tank
£5,971.00EX VAT · £7,165.20 INCView product
Klargester BioTec+ 7 Sewage Treatment Plant - 25 Person
£5,990.00EX VAT · £7,188.00 INCView product
Klargester Full Retention Separator - NSFA050 - 2780M² drainage area
£6,029.00EX VAT · £7,234.80 INCView product
ABS Sulzer Sanimat 2002D-XD-D01*4-X
£6,235.00EX VAT · £7,482.00 INCView product
ABS Sulzer Sanimat 1002-HD-D01*4-X
£6,249.00EX VAT · £7,498.80 INCView product
Horizontal Sewage Pump Station, Twin Pump, 8000 litre tank
£6,470.00EX VAT · £7,764.00 INCView product
ABS Sulzer Sanimat 2002D-HD-D01*4-X
£6,350.00EX VAT · £7,620.00 INCView product
Horizontal Sewage Pump Station, Twin Pump, 10,000 litre tank
£7,429.00EX VAT · £8,914.80 INCView product
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Sizing, regulations, installation. Our team has been answering these questions for over 25 years.
Our wastewater tanks come in all shapes and sizes, for both domestic and industrial use, and for a range of different purposes. If you're looking for a sewage treatment plant to produce a cleaner, more environmentally friendly effluent for dispersal into a soak-away system, we have a wide range to choose from, including industry-leaders Klargester BioDisc, Klargester BioTec+, Harlequin Hydroclear and Clearwater BioAir CW Range. For a smaller-scale sewage treatment system, consider a septic tank that treats the wastewater liquid and returns it to the environment, while storing the solid waste for collection. For wastewater that will be stored before being taken away for disposal, our range of cesspools can be trusted to do the job.
Tanks Direct offers a huge range of Sewage Treatment Plants, Sewage Pumping Stations, and Septic Tanks from all the best manufacturers including, Klargester, Harlequin, and Clearwater Tanks Direct also has a number of helpful guides on wastewater tanks, such as explaining how sewage treatment plants work.
We can supply and deliver sewage treatment plants for a single house with a population of 4 up to large commercial premises that need sewage treatment for 200 + people, Septic tanks and Cesspools can store from 1500 litres to over 100 thousand litres, with many products having free delivery.
Please call 01643 703358 for technical advice.
Tanks Direct can also arrange FOC site visits to discuss your requirements regarding Klargester Sewage Treatment Plants. Simply complete our Site Visit Request Form to provide some background information on your project and requirements, submit the form, and we will be in touch.
Waste Water Tanks FAQs
Which waste water tank is right for me?
If you are unable to connect to a public sewer, building regulations state you'll need a sewage treatment plant, septic tank or cesspool to manage wastewater.
Cesspools hold sewage in a tank with no outlet or facilities to treat the waste. When the tank is full, the waste needs to be collected by a lorry tanker and taken away for disposal. A cesspool may suit you if the ground is unsuitable for wastewater to soak away or if the site is close to a drinking water supply. They are generally a cheaper option to get installed. Be warned though, the wastewater inside your tank is not treated and having the waste collected regularly can get pricey. You should also note that cesspools are banned in Scotland and used usually only as a last resort in the rest of the UK.
Sewage treatment plants, on the other hand, treat your wastewater by creating an environment that allows waste-degrading bacteria to flourish so that you can discharge your treated waste into a ditch or stream. They are affordable, clean and treat sewage so that it has minimal impact on the environment. They do, however, require regular maintenance and an electricity supply.
Septic tanks use a multiple tank system that separates the wastewater into solids and liquids. They can treat and discharge the liquid part of the sewage, leaving the solid waste requiring collection and disposal by a tanker. These are ideal for small developments or single dwellings. You'll need to ensure you have a drainage field or mound that is porous enough for the liquid effluent to percolate as septic tanks can no longer be discharged into a watercourse under new UK laws. They are cheap to install and only require desludging once or twice a year.
Do I need a wastewater tank on my property?
You will need a wastewater tank on your property if you are unable to connect to a public sewer. If you're thinking of installing a wastewater tank on your property, we'd advise you to start by researching the suitability of sewage treatment plants, septic tanks and cesspools to get an understanding of how they work and their individual benefits and limitations. If you need any help or advice, please feel free to call our friendly team. We can help with advice on which treatment plants will be suitable for your situation and advise you on whether they require any planning permissions or permits to install.
What Type Of Wastewater Tank Do I Need?
When determining the type of wastewater tank you need as a homeowner, several factors should be considered. For more information on which tank is right for you, please click the following link to see our homeowners guide, on what type of wastewater tank you might need.