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8 years8 yearscjhcjh posted:
Roof design

If I constructed a small flat-roofed building that was 3m wide using cool room panels such as Askin's XFLAM panels, could the flat roof have no pitch if it had…

Roof design
10 years10 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater collection - questions??

STRATCO EDGE GUTTERING
I have never seen it. Certainly looks stylish.
http://stratco.com.au/pdf/brochures/Gut ... 8980870000
That does look good. I noticed they do mention to have sufficient overflow measures…

10 years10 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

I saw corporate_misfit's pump with the variable speed controller and 35l pressure tank this week and when it comes on, it is so smooth and quiet compared to the pump…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Yes, please send me his details. I think it would be worthwhile to know more about his set-up as a pressure tank is definitely a part of my plan and…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Thanks for your detailed responses SaveH2O, they are really helping me to understand what is involved. The information you have shared should be invaluable for anyone trying to work out…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Just going through a small redesign at the moment but it should have no major impact on the plans so far. I was just wondering what would be a appropriate…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

I don't know why they are using the same table for both countries as it seems that it would give a big buffer the for NZ homes.
The NZ figures for…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

That is a big gutter
Yes, it's a big gutter :twisted: It is really aimed at more commercial applications but I think it will…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Thanks for the education SaveH20, it is really appreciated. I am learning quite a lot. After thinking about it properly, I realised my error with the idea of lowering the…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

If I installed a backflow prevention valve in the line to the tank could I then lower the installed height of the leaf diverters and FFD's to be near the…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Thanks again for all your help SaveH2O, it is really gratefully received.
They sent me the spec drawings for the tanks and that is the rim height from the drawing.…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Just to clarify, I wouldn't be burying the tanks as the ground is falling away beside the house and it will just require a couple of small cuts to create…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Thanks for the link SaveH2O. I have been revisiting the house design and am now looking at going with a suspended floor so minimal cut and fill involved for the…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

I would hazard a guess at this stage and say that the gutter sole is likely to be around 2.7 to 2.8m above ground level.
I have had a quick look…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

I have calculated out the monthly mean rainfall adjusted for an 1100mm average yearly rainfall at 60% yield on 292.6sqm of roof. If the average daily consumption for 3 people…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

6 weeks of 529l per day is 22,218l for the reserve. Yes, I know that is not necessarily 6 weeks of actual consumption but the way I see it, it…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Looking at my roof area of 211sqm + 81.6sqm I have a total roof area of 292.6sqm. Multiplying by 1100mm a year rainfall and a 60% yield I end up…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

I found a study (2004) on residential rainwater usage in the Auckland region that outlines the following:
Average household water use per person
Kitchen 10% …

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

Hi SaveH2O, what an amazing response! I am currently trying to absorb it all and read the other threads you highlighted. Yes, I have read some other threads here which…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Rainwater tank 101 for a new build?

I am looking at a build in NZ in a semi-rural area where the only service to the property is power so I will need to deal with rainwater for…

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Need advice on our rainwater collection and storage system.

Thanks for the info, didn't mean to hijack someone's thread. I think I might need to start a new thread as I see a number of questions in my future.

11 years11 yearscjhcjh posted:
Need advice on our rainwater collection and storage system.

So much great information here. I read with interest about putting a header tank in the roof space to feed the toilet cisterns to save the pump and I was…

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