I wonder if i could connect a drainage pipe to this basin?
1179732
It should be easy. Use a jig saw the opening you need. The basin is made of a strong plastic but can be cut easily. Put pipe next basin where you want hole and trace a line with white crayon around pipe. Start with a drill hole size of you blade. Follow your trace line
1179733
Not without a hole saw. The basin itself is solid without any openings, however you can cut holes to feed your drain pipe through. The advantage of not having pre-drilled holes allows you to customize the basin for your needs (i.e. if you need multiple feed pipes into the basin from different angles).
1858561
Yes you can. I just sawed off my existing drain pipe from my gutter and fit the diverter onto the end where it drains directly into the sieve opening.
1364619
Yes you can but! You have to wach your watering because the is a heavy soil it does not drain easy me I would not. I would recommend black gold alatural potting soil it's the best. P. S
2231894
Yes, it has a drain barb on the bottom side that you can connect a drain tube to.
2080448
Yes...I supposed it could be buried...in colder climates you would need to leave a slope in it so the water continued to flow through it and not pool inside then freeze and crack the pipe
520662
Yes. There is a drain cap on the bottom. And a hose can attach to it for draining away from it.
1538801
Yes. there is an area that sticks out(nipple) that you can attach a hose to. However, make sure that the hose is in a position to drain down not to the side or up. Good Luck. Betty
672527
Yes, But if it were me, I would probably construct something out of galvanized pipe, especially if you will be running it under ground.
834728
Sure, just hook a regular hose between it at the faucet. That is how I use it.
241265
Probably not, depending how much higher water barrel is to drop line. I have a small pump inserted in mine. This provides the pressure needed to put water where I need it. Although I have not tried to connect drip irrigation, this may cause a backflow of pressure to the pump.
600534
that should work fine. we had a sink that we tapped into the drain line, but your idea should work. we had no problem other than operator error and got good service when we did need help.
748048
I would suggest that you ask a plumber how to hook up something like that as it seems a bit more complicated.
1766961
I'm not a Plumber but I can't see why not, remember the value needs to open with the pressure from the pump, the water cannot be able to travel in another direction. Let's say it's the drain pipe from upstairs you are talking about and it also goes to the sewer outside the building. The water will take the path of least resistance. Valve works great, remember you need the pressure from the pump to open the valve. It is spring loaded. Good Luck
889667
Yes, you could do that. I had the same problem and installed it on a porch directly behind my sink. The only other restriction would be that you need a drain for the temperature - pressure relief valve.
1189444
This item is not meant for what you want to use it but there are diverters you can use. It sounds like you need a plumber to achieve your objective.
93072
You can always drill another hole for the RO system. The system would not produce enough water for it to be used as your main water supply on a continues basis.
653383
I don't see why you couldn't. However, if you use it with the drain hole unplugged, make sure you have a small bucket positioned on the shelf underneath it so the draining water doesn't splash onto your floor or carpet.