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Creative ways to hide septic tank lids. The question of how to hide the square lid of the septic tank, hatch or other not too cute, but very necessary device, worries many. Using a garden to draw attention away from a septic tank lid is an easy way to. Assemble a wood tray, large enough to cover your tank lid plus some, using scrap plywood and two by fours.

Septic tanks can be buried up to 4 feet deep, as the septic tank cover should be located somewhere between 4 inches to 1,5 feet underground. Install a paver border to. Hide the septic septic tank covers, backyard landscaping.

You’ll need to consider the surrounding areas of the tank lid. This is especially true for a lid that sticks out in an ugly way. The do’s for hiding your septic tank plant tall native grasses with fibrous roots around the opening to conceal the tank lid from view.

Trim the turf back from the tank lid. Place a light statue, bird bath or potted. Custom iron trellis or garden screen.

Measure the height of the septic. While you’re getting the yard ready for summer, don’t forget to prep your septic tank as well. The newly planted area (with a terracotta pot.

See more ideas about septic tank covers, septic tank, front yard. Measure the diameter of the septic tank cover. Remember, the diameter is a diagonal measurement across the middle of the top of the tank cover.