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NDS Stormwater Management and Drainage Systems

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How to Install NDS FloWell Dry Well Drainage System | NDS Yard Drainage Systems

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This is wthehere we are going to place for  flow-well, so we need to remove the rock and dig 3.5 feet down to install the well.

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Shower Valve Body and Options | Temptrol Overview | Symmons Industries

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Junior Proposal

(Changed project)

My original plan of building a wooden makeup vanity has now changed to installing an outdoor shower at my parents rental house.

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I am going to bring a hot and cold water line from the basement to an outside water spiket to run water to an outdoor shower. I am also going to install a flow well in the ground so that the water drains into ground instead of on top of the ground and flood.

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Planning out where the shower head will be installed and how we are going to run the water lines- 45 mins

Making list of what supplies and tools we will need to collect -30 mins

Buying supplies from hope depot and windwater supply (10/24) - 2 Hours

Digging trench to install drain PVC- 1 Hour

Figure out pitch, and placement of drain- 30 mins

install drain, PVC pipe, cut to size, prep and glue- 1 hour

Run to Home Depot to grab a 2" coupling- 1 hour

Finish glueing PVC pipe to flow well- 45 mins

Fill in trench with fill- 2 hours

Basement preparation: planning out exactly how we will run water lines to outside- 1 Hour

Installing (in Basement) hot/cold waterlines to outside water valve (took out/unsweat old shut offs to put in new modern day ones, soldering 1/2” copper and running copper for water lines) - 4 hours

Running copper pipe from water spicket to shower head and make final touches to all water lines - 2 hours

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Torch

Sandcloth

Flux

Wet rag

Channel locks

Pipe Cutter

Drill

Channel locks

hammer

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Copper fitting's - $70

Shower head - $85

Solder Roll - $60

PVC Glue/Primer - (already had)

Flow Well - $150

PVC pipe (2" & 4") - $30 for both

Shower Drain - $20

Frost proof sillcock - $125

2x Copper pipe - $80

Estimated Cost of materials: $620

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Planning on where the shower will go on the side of the house.

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Cold Water Supply Line

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This is where we are going to get hot water from. We plan on replacing the circled 90 degree fitting with a copper T fitting to run hot water outside to shower.

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Went to home depot and bought supplies. PVC, copper, fittings, etc.

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Found a flow well

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Looking at our shower head options

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Receipt

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Flow Well is Assembled

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Hole is ready for rocks and flow-well to be dropped in

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Pouring in base of rock

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even out the rocks under it

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add cloth liner, so dirt cant get into the rocks/flow-well as easily

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Laying out PVC pipe to see where it can lay in the ground

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Laying out PVC pipe to see where it can lay in the ground

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We are also adding a drain from the gutter on the front side of the house, so water cant flood the ground in the front yard, instread it will flow into the flow-well

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We are also adding a drain from the gutter on the front side of the house, so water cant flood the ground in the front yard, instread it will flow into the flow-well

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Quick run to grab another fitting and starbucks of course!

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Quick run to grab another fitting and starbucks of course!

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This is important to use a level for this so the water can easily drain.

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Covering up the pvs to burry back under ground

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Covering up the pvs to burry back under ground

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Priming and glueing the shower drain PVC

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Priming and glueing the shower drain PVC

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Done with both drain lines, and successfully attacked them into flow-well 

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Done with both drain lines, and successfully attacked them into flow-well 

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Covered up some PVC before we ended for the night. 

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Covered up some PVC before we ended for the night. 

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Using excavtor to even out the ground where we dug the trench

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Using excavtor to even out the ground where we dug the trench

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Packing down the dirt around the pvc pipes so they stay secure in place. 

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Packing down the dirt around the pvc pipes so they stay secure in place. 

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Done with the drain and ready to start the shower

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Done with the drain and ready to start the shower

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Here is some of the supplies we need to run the water outside!

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Here is some of the supplies we need to run the water outside!

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Sweating the original shut off to remove it and install a new modern day shut off

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Sweating the original shut off to remove it and install a new modern day shut off

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Soldering the new shut off to a copper T which will run outside

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Soldering the new shut off to a copper T which will run outside

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Drilling hole is house to run the copper pipe outside

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Drilling hole is house to run the copper pipe outside

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We already had one hole, so now we have two holes to run each line through. 

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We already had one hole, so now we have two holes to run each line through. 

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cutting off old copper to recylcle it for the cold line

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cutting off old copper to recylcle it for the cold line

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Here is the final hot and cold water shut off that run to the shower. 

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Here is the final hot and cold water shut off that run to the shower. 

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Here is me screwing in the water sillcock

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Here is me screwing in the water sillcock

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Tested the water lines and had no leaks! Now we have out running hot and cold water!

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Tested the water lines and had no leaks! Now we have out running hot and cold water!

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Mounted the brass shower head adapter to the shingles

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Mounted the brass shower head adapter to the shingles

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Easy winterization! (no need to winterize, just unscrew hose from the spicket, and all the water drains on its own!)

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Easy winterization! (no need to winterize, just unscrew hose from the spicket, and all the water drains on its own!)