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Ideas for hiding septic tank covers. Install a paver border to separate the lawn from the flower bed and lid. Continuing the theme of decorative sculpture for masking unpresentable covers, it is impossible not to recall the bird drinkers and small garden fountains. See more ideas about septic tank covers, septic tank, outdoor gardens.

For homeowners living out in rural areas, finding good septic tank cover ideas is a click away at rocksfast.com. Artificial rock covers a nice collection of rocks, real or fake can be creatively placed to create a stunning feature. Pea gravel with flowers prarie grass light statue wine barrel potted plants bird baths

Trim the turf back from the tank lid. Drill holes in the two by fours and add rope. Build a raised planter customized to conceal a septic tank cover or any.

The best septic tank cover ideas usually are not the cheapest! Trees and some bushes grow long, strong roots that can get tangled in and in some cases, pierce the septic system. Clean off the top of the tank and remove all dirt and debris before attaching the risers.

Keep trees at least 25feet away from the drain field. Remember, the diameter is a diagonal measurement across the middle of the top of the tank cover. This is especially true for a lid that sticks out in an ugly way.

However, not just any paint color will serve the purpose. Measure the diameter of the septic tank cover. Assemble a wood tray, large enough to cover your tank lid plus some, using scrap plywood and two by fours.