From Shed to Off-Grid Bathroom, part 3 (final)

Here is the final segment of our shed-to-bathroom transition! Thank you for joining us. Please leave any questions in the comments. Thank you!
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[@brendarice5287]

Congratulations great job guys 😘👍🏻💕

[@off-gridonfriday562]

Thank you Brenda!

[@darioman69]

get the water storage tank a 100 feet above the ground, the 100 ft. of water causes 100 ft. x 0.433 psi per ft. of column or 43.3 psi pressure at ground level. then you won't need a pump. John being John. What happen to high school physics?

[@off-gridonfriday562]

Lol! Thanks Dario!

[@hollandnorman6270]

I don't have nearly the butt crack to be a plumber, but like... Isn't your sink water coming through your toilet?

[@off-gridonfriday562]

Hi Holland. The freshwater tees off just passed our pump on the wall behind our toilet. At the tee, the toilet tank pulls in freshwater after it drains from a flush. When the sink is turned on, the pump sends water past that tee intersection directly to the sink faucet. No water is actually pulled from the toilet. The sink water drains directly into our 3 inch sewer pipe roughly 5ft up from where our toilet flange drains into the same 3 inch sewer pipe. No sink water goes into the toilet that way either. Thanks for the question.

[@hollandnorman6270]

@@off-gridonfriday562 I thought you must've thought that through, but I guess I just didn't see it.

[@off-gridonfriday562]

To be honest, we just troubleshot as we went! Luckily it worked out. Thank you for the comment!