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FUNCTION VENUES Septic Tank vs. Sewerage Treatment Plant The Septic Tank Store 01295 23<strong>61</strong>01 sales@theseptictankstore.co.uk www.theseptictankstore.co.uk One thing we regularly explain to clients is the difference between a septic tank and a sewage treatment plant. Septic tanks are usually underground tanks where wastewater flows for basic bacterial processing. They separate the solids and liquids, and, per the government binding rules, the polluting liquid discharges to a drainage field. They don’t need electricity and need emptying every six to 12 months. Sewage treatment plants are an eco-friendly solution as they use naturally occurring bacteria to digest the organic matter. The liquid is non-polluting and can normally discharge to a stream or a drainage field. Most require electricity and need emptying every 12 months; some only every three to five years. At The Septic Tank Store, we offer a bespoke installation service. We are experts in all things ‘poo’ related, and our projects can vary from a single glamping unit to a large campsite, farm shop or wedding venue. Sustainable Outdoor Furniture Range DCW Polymers 01392 535353 polymers@dcw.co.uk www.dcwpolymers.co.uk Outdoor hospitality businesses need to think about how they can use sustainable products in their outdoor spaces. Introducing DCW Polymers’ outdoor furniture range. Combining stylish design with durability, the range includes picnic benches, park benches and dining sets handmade by joiners from 100% recycled British plastics. An excellent alternative to timber, wave goodbye to corrosion, rot, and splinters. Products are weatherproof, so don’t require painting or treating. If your business opens seasonally, enquire about DCW Polymers’ long-term rental options, perfect for those who don’t require outdoor furniture all year round. By purchasing from DCW Polymers, you are not only helping keep plastic waste away from landfill, you will be giving back to the environment too. For every furniture product sold, DCW Polymers plants one tree in Devon. DCW Polymers offers UK-wide delivery and all products come fully assembled with a 25-year guarantee. Instant Heavy-duty Ground Protection Mudcontrol 01536 669630 sales@mudcontrol.co.uk www.mudcontrol.co.uk Don’t bury your investment. Mudcontrol – the perfect alternative to concrete. Mudcontrol slabs are revolutionary – a simple way to create instant, hard-standing for people, animals and vehicles, rated to 60 tonnes load capacity per square metre. Used to create instant heavy-duty ground protection to create parking, pathways, driveways, storage areas, turnouts, feeding stations and much-much more quickly and easily with minimal disturbance, Mudcontrol slabs are the answer, solve your access issues in a matter of minutes. Make high traffic areas safer and more robust for your business. New Compact Event Floor FloorStak 07841 069627 alan@regenteng.com www.floorstak Designed to minimise costs of transport and storage, the new FloorStak Compact Floor is 60% more space efficient than conventional cassette flooring systems. The attention to panel design and sub-structure also means that it is very easy and quick to install – the heaviest component is less than 20kg against upwards of 40kg for most conventional cassette systems. Another great feature is the built-in integration with FloorStak support and levelling products, excellent for dealing with sloping and uneven terrains. Most lowlevel (up to 60cm height), smaller installations can be achieved with FloorStak’s i-Stak intermediate supports alone, and connection to tent legs using Step-Over brackets is really simple. 28 WWW.OPENAIRBUSINESS.COM
CREATING EXPERIENCES THAT YOUR GUESTS WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER. armadilla.co.uk sales@armadilla.co.uk +44 (0)131 440 4000 Photo credit: Marshall Meadows https://bit.ly/3ZBdSUg https://bit.ly/3iz0JKZ https://bit.ly/3FMpXhK https://bit.ly/3HxVfdn https://bit.ly/3HyIGyK sales@glampsan.com http://bit.ly/3wjhxc6 https://bit.ly/3uRi1FC WWW.OPENAIRBUSINESS.COM 29
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