What Are Septic Drain Fields?

Not all septic leach or drain fields are not the same, but then again they are. Here are a few examples of the different design types:

1) The conventional type, consisting of a two-chambered septic tank, distribution box, stone, sand and perforated plastic piping.

2) The raised mount system type, consisting of a three-chambered septic tank. The third chamber, a pump chamber raised system built up on sand, distribution box, stone, sand and perforated plastic piping.

3) A specialty system, consisting of a two-chambered septic tank and an array of either drainage mats or membranes.

All these systems have one thing in common: a type of soil drainage system where once the sewage drains through 59 inches of soil, it’s considered purified. Hopefully this answers the common question: what are septic drain fields?

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