Toilet for shed

[Gra]

It's not sticking out, it's sticking in I don't think you know what I am talking about, but imagine opening the lid on a bottle of water, putting your finger in the hole, and now trying to close the lid.

I don't think you read my first post fully

I reckon you should call a plumber.

[Vernonv]

I reckon you should call a plumber.

Now that would just be too easy ... and no fun at all .


FD - why not just connect the new pipe into the existing pipe that runs into the septic tank.

[DJ’s Timber]

It's not sticking out, it's sticking in I don't think you know what I am talking about, but imagine opening the lid on a bottle of water, putting your finger in the hole, and now trying to close the lid.

FD, Gra is pulling ya leg, he wouldn't have the faintest idea on what to do .

SilentC has come up with the best solution IMHO

[Gra]

FD, Gra wouldn't have the faintest idea on what to do .

And usually first to admit it

[Barry Hicks]

F'ing D.,
You can always do what I did - build a new house and a shed with all the trimmings. My wife calls my shed the "Taj MaShed".
All I need now is about another $20,000 of woodworking gear.

Barry Hicks

[Sturdee]

Whats involved in getting the pipe into the septic tank?

Obtain a permit first from your council and then engage a plumber.

Is it a simple enough job to get the pipe into the tank?

It is for a plumber.


Peter.

[Caliban]

imagine opening the lid on a bottle of water, putting your finger in the hole, and now trying to close the lid.

I reckon you should call a plumber.

[wonderplumb]

It's not sticking out, it's sticking in I don't think you know what I am talking about, but imagine opening the lid on a bottle of water, putting your finger in the hole, and now trying to close the lid.

cut the pump line into the sewer pipe on the inlet side of the septic

[Honorary Bloke]

Strewth! I thought surely someone would mention incinerating toilets. No pipes, no plumbing, no water, no nothing except a powerpoint or battery. Used on boats all the time.

For a shower, just attach a shower head to a pole in the ground and run a garden hose to the pipe. Simple as.

See this link:

http://www.incinolet.com/aboutus_2.htm

[wheelinround]

I want to install a toilet and shower in my shed, which is well away from any septic or sewage. I was just wondering if anybody has any advice on self contained toilet systems that would be suitable for this situation?

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[jackiew]

I'm amazed that no-one has mentioned composting toilets - go to your library and look at back issues of OwnerBuilder for suppliers.

[Bleedin Thumb]

I'm suprised no one has mentioned using that bucket over in the corner.

Works for me.

[glock40sw]

BT...you da man.

Pizz in an empty coke bottle and no.2 in an empty paint can. Seal the lid and put in wheelie bin.

Easy...

My mate the painter used to pickup all the doggie doo in his yard and place it in empty 20 litre paint cans.
Took them to the tip, threw them out. we watched the tip scrounger gather them up thinking they had paint in them cause they were heavy.

I bet he still has nightmares about the stink...

[Caliban]

Strewth! I thought surely someone would mention incinerating toilets. ... a powerpoint or battery.

That'd be like peeing on a electric fence.

[Honorary Bloke]

That'd be like peeing on a electric fence.

Not quite the same. DAMHIKT.