ALL-IN-ONE GRAYWATER Orenco’s AdvanTex AX20-RT for Advanced Wastewater Treatment is a pre-packaged “plug and play” system. All
BASEMENT BARRIER The Ultra Series Basement Door from Bilco is a weather-tight, low-maintenance protective covering
for basement access. The door will not rust and doesn’t require painting, because it’s made from high-density polyethylene that simulates the look of wood. The door indirectly aids energy efficiency, because it doesn’t suffer from the extreme thermal transfer energy loss of a steel basement door. A removable side panel allows seasonal ventilation.
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interior components are assembled and adjusted at the factory, which means there are fewer working parts, so you can save money on equipment costs. Because the unit can be shallowly buried, you can also save on excavation costs. This unit is particularly useful for sites where an old system has failed, but the tank is still usable—and for small sites or areas requiring shallow excavation. The treated effluent from this system can be reused for irrigation.
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MODERN FIRE A fresh take on the traditional campfire, the EcoSmart Fire Stix
outdoor fireplace uses clean-burning ethanol, an energy source made by fermenting the sugar and starch components of plant by-products. The fireplace consists of varying-sized tubular stainless steel sticks that are secured around an efficient 3 liter burner, which is easy to set up and reposition. The flame burns for about eight hours. Comes in Brushed Stainless Steel, Black Steel or Bead Blasted Stainless Steel.
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