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Norwesco 750 Gallon Plastic One Compartment Septic Tank with Loose Plumbing and Low Profile Design - IAPMO Certified

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SKU:
N-43495
UPC:
089109434954
Availability:
In Stock - Ships from nearest manufacturing plant
Weight:
262.00 LBS
Width:
60.00 (in)
Height:
51.00 (in)
Depth:
92.00 (in)
Capacity:
750 Gallons
Material:
Polyethylene
Color:
Green
Length:
92"
Inlet:
4" Gasketed PVC Tee Assembly
Outlet:
4" Gasketed PVC Tee Assembly
Lid/Manway:
20" Gasketed Manway
Max Temperature:
130 F / 54 C
Certifications:
IAPMO Approved
Warranty:
5 Year Warranty
Freight Class:
LTL
NMFC Code:
156600-03
Manufacturer Part Number:
43495
Manufacturer:
Norwesco
Technical Drawing:
https://onesourceplastics.com/content/tech-drawings/n-43495.pdf
Ship Weight:
352 lb
Ship Dimensions:
92" L x 60" W x 51" H
Lid Size:
20"

A 750 gallon low profile one compartment septic tank with the plumbing shipped loose

The Norwesco 750 gallon one compartment septic tank with loose plumbing and low profile design, part number 43495, is a green polyethylene septic tank 92 inches long, 60 inches wide and 51 inches tall, weighing 262 lb empty. Low profile means the shallow height: it goes into a hole 51 inches deep plus bedding and cover, which is the point on a lot with rock, a high water table or a gravity line that cannot run deep. The inlet and the outlet are each a 4 inch gasketed PVC tee assembly, shipped loose in the tank for the installer to fit on site, and access is through a 20 inch gasketed manway. Norwesco lists the tank as IAPMO approved and backs it with a 5 year warranty. The service limit is 130 F (54 C). 750 gallons of water weighs 6255 lb, which is why a tank like this is set empty and filled in the hole.

Is 750 gallons the size your permit calls for? Call 866-418-1777 with the county and the bedroom count, or get freight to your ZIP and add it to your cart above.

Where this tank fits

One compartment, 750 gallons, is the size many health departments accept for a small dwelling or a cabin, and a common holding or pump tank size on larger systems. Your permit, not this page, decides whether a one compartment tank is allowed where you are; many jurisdictions now require two compartments for a primary septic tank, in which case the 750 gallon two compartment low profile tank is the same shell with a baffle wall. Our guide to single compartment versus two compartment septic tanks explains the difference, and the IAPMO and CSA B66 approvals guide explains what the IAPMO listing means to a plumbing inspector. Loose plumbing suits an installer who wants to set the tees after the tank is in and the pipe grades are known; if you would rather have them factory fitted, the preplumbed 750 gallon one compartment tank is the same tank with the tees installed.

What to check before you buy

  1. The permit. Send the model number 43495 to your health department before you order. They approve tanks by model, and the inspector will want the inlet invert, the outlet invert and the liquid depth from Norwesco's drawing, linked on this page under Technical Drawing.
  2. The hole. 92 by 60 inches at the tank, plus working room, 51 inches of tank plus bedding below and cover above. Measure the gravity line from the house to the inlet invert before the excavator arrives.
  3. The pipe. The inlet and outlet tees are 4 inch gasketed PVC assemblies. Your 4 inch sewer pipe joins them on site. Our tank plumbing walkthrough for inlet, outlet, vent and tie-in covers the layout.
  4. Access. The 20 inch gasketed manway is the pumping and inspection opening. If the top of the tank will sit more than a few inches below grade, plan a riser so the lid finishes at the surface; tell us the burial depth and we will quote the riser with the tank.
  5. Traffic. A polyethylene septic tank goes under lawn, not under a driveway. If anything heavier than a mower will cross it, say so before you order.

Setting it

Follow Norwesco's installation instructions that ship with the tank. The usual sequence is a level bed of sand or fine gravel, the tank set and checked level across both diagonals, the tees fitted and the pipe connected, then water added to the tank as the backfill goes in around it, in lifts, so the walls are loaded evenly from both sides. Keep sharp rock out of the backfill. Fill with clean water to the outlet invert before the system goes into service.

Sizes nearby

Same shell with a baffle: the 750 gallon two compartment tank with loose plumbing and the 750 gallon two compartment preplumbed tank. One size down: the 500 gallon one compartment low profile tank. For Florida installs: the Florida only 900 gallon two compartment low profile tank.

Shipping and receiving

The tank ships LTL from the nearest of Norwesco's Owego, Shawnee or St. Bonifacius plants, 92 by 60 by 51 inches on the pallet with a ship weight of 352 lb including the loose tee assemblies. The listed price is before freight; the freight cost estimator gives the lane cost to your ZIP. At the tailgate, check the part number against 43495 on the bill of lading, look inside for both tee assemblies and the manway gasket, and walk round the shell for transit damage before the driver leaves.

Questions before you order? Call 866-418-1777.

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Freight and documents

Ships from: Marked Tree, AR; St. Bonifacius, MN; Owego, NY; Shawnee, OK; Philippi, WV. LTL freight is quoted to your ZIP with the freight cost estimator or by phone at 866-418-1777. The listed price is before freight.

Technical drawing (PDF) for Norwesco 43495.

See this tank

Product video. Watch the Norwesco 750 Gallon Plastic One Compartment Septic Tank with Loose Plumbing and Low Profile Design - IAPMO Certified video (58 seconds) with dimensions, fittings and shipping notes.

Ready to order?

Add it to your cart at the top of this page, get LTL freight to your ZIP, request a written quote, or call 866-418-1777. The listed price is before freight.

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