Joining Seams on Septic Tanks

Whether it’s a top-seam or midseam tank, concrete or fiberglass-reinforced plastic, the seam must be rendered watertight for proper septic system function

Joining Seams on Septic Tanks

Many tanks are constructed in two pieces that are joined either before the tank is delivered or after it arrives at the site. The seam may be located near the top of the tank (top-seam) or near the midsection (midseam). Regardless of the location, the seam must be rendered...

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