ADS ARC 36 Leachfield Septic Leaching Chamber - ADS 3613BD2

About the ADS ARC 36 Leachfield Septic Leaching Chamber - ADS 3613BD2

Unleash the power of efficient wastewater treatment with ADS 3613BD2 septic leaching chamber - the smart and sustainable choice for your septic system needs!

The ADS ARC 36 Septic Leaching Chamber (ADS 3613BD2) is designed to replace the cumbersome and manually intensive gravel and leach systems commonly found in most septic wastewater installations. Each 63" (60" repeat length) corrugated section is 34" wide and is made of high-density polyethylene. The Arc 36 by ADS features an open bottom for leach capabilities, a solid top for quick and easy burying, and louvered sidewalls to minimize soil intrusion and add strength. These sections conveniently interlock using an integral modified post and dome joint that allows for both straight-line installation and slightly radial applications as well. Universal inlet/outlet end caps are available for professional and long-lasting connections to both gravity-fed and pressure-dosed septic systems. 

Weighing only 16 lbs, this ADS Arc 36 Septic Leaching Chamber can be quickly installed by one person and include inspection vent ports with easy-to-remove knockouts for maximum job site flexibility. The corrugated chamber design of the Arc 36 eliminates flat surfaces and increases load-bearing capabilities to a rating of H-10 (16,000 lbs. per axle) with a minimum of 12 inches of cover. This leaching chamber has a capacity of 8 cu. ft. and the total minimum trench depth shall be 14". The depth will depend on the type of installation ( trench installation, bed installation, etc). Please see the attached Installation Manual for more information. For traffic conditions up to an AASHTO H-10 (16,000 lbs/axle) maximum load limit, it is recommended that the leaching chamber is buried with a minimum of 12" to a maximum of 8' of cover over the top of the chamber. 

How many feet of the line do you need? Many factors play a role in choosing the correct amount of measurement required for a home including estimated water usage, number of bathrooms,  and even soil type. Installing and designing your septic system also depends on your State and Local codes. It would be best for you to contact a local septic system contractor who could do a site inspection and would be able to give a better assessment of what it would take to build an efficient septic system.

This leaching chamber is an original product manufactured by ADS (Advanced Drainage System).