Forced sewerage is a solution to the communications problem for country cafes, restaurants, and private cottages.
Amid the hustle and bustle of big cities, almost every apartment dweller dreams of a country house where everything will be just the way they want it. There, nothing will distract them. But when it comes to actually making this dream a reality, a situation arises where a person's desires are somewhat limited by various external factors. This, of course, leads to a natural feeling of discontent and, sometimes, irritation. It turns out that we can't do what we want—we have to do what life dictates.
The same problems arise when you want to open a suburban restaurant or cafe, which have recently become increasingly popular.
One of the most serious engineering problems of this kind is the installation of utilities and the layout of bathrooms. More often than not, the structure of the central sewer system prevents us from installing a bathroom anywhere in the house. As a result, we become hostages to the layout of our own home. After all, we're building a house and planning to live in it not for just one year, but for decades! Will we be able to adapt? If we want, yes. Will we abandon our plans and ideas? Perhaps. But why limit ourselves when there's a solution? And that solution is forced-air sewer pumps.
The pressure generated by the SFA Sani pump now allows for distances of up to 100 meters from the central sewer system, while reaching heights of up to 6 meters. This eliminates the problem of the fixed position of the kitchen, bathroom, or laundry room relative to the central sewer system. Ultimately, you gain more freedom in the layout of your home and the realization of your ideas.
The SFA forced sewer system , consisting of a fecal pump and a grinder, will allow you to relatively quickly equip a toilet room wherever you want without major construction work and engineering calculations.
This type of sewage pump also solves the problem of installing drain pipes once and for all. The diameter of the drain pipe in the SFA pump is only 2-3 cm, allowing it to be laid parallel to the water supply pipes. How does this compare to standard drain pipes of 30-40 cm, which required removing several bricks from the wall or dismantling the floor when installing? Have you ever tried installing modern plumbing fixtures in an old house yourself? Perhaps you've encountered situations where the bulk of the old pipes forced you to raise the floor level in the toilet when replacing the bowl?
Forget about old standards. Is it a joke? A giant, almost 10 times larger in diameter than a modern miniature, had a tendency to clog. Now, with the new SFA forced-draught sewer system offered by our company, it's time to throw the plunger in the trash. Special grinder blades, located in the SFA pump body, "grind" the dense fraction of wastewater into small particles during the draining process. SFA forced-draught sewer pumps are also necessary in other common areas—showers, kitchens, and laundries—if they are located far from the central sewer system.
Installation and maintenance of the system are very simple. We also note that all the pumps offered by our company are stylish and unique, perfectly fitting into your bathroom decor. SFA's range of pumps is quite extensive, and you can choose from the Sanipack built-in system for wall-hung toilets and the SFA Sanibroyeur Selence system for toilets with a horizontal outlet.
Our online store delivers throughout Ukraine. Take advantage of our offer and furnish your cafes, restaurants, and private homes with modern plumbing fixtures that will allow you to realize your ambitions and design fantasies. Solve complex problems more easily!
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