Cover for septic lids

New for 2018, the DekoRRa Model 118 Mock Rock is another great choice for homeowners in the market for fake rocks designed to hide unsightly septic caps, covers, and risers. The Model 118 is available in four natural colors: Fieldstone, Riverbed, Autumn Bluff and Sandstone. All colors feature DekoRRa’s patented “Real-Rock” molding process creating super realistic…

Two faux rocks to cover newly installed septic tank lids.

So, this is the first project I've made from wooden pallets, and let's just say after two years, they are still a huge hit. I used one to cover up a pipe

(Sponsored) Dekorra Fake Rock Septic Cover Model 112 Sandstone

A septic tank can be an unsightly feature in your landscape. This guide gives you step-by-step instructions on creating a DIY tank cover.

Transforming your outdoor space while keeping functionality intact? Discover the ultimate guide to building pavers, decks, or patios over a septic tank! Unleash your creativity and create stunning landscapes that seamlessly coexist with your septic system. From design tips to installation precautions, this guide has you covered. Don't compromise on style or practicality—explore the possibilities today!

Dealing with a well and septic system are part of the reality of country living. Functionality rules and it’s not pretty. Several years ago we invested in cement covers in order to ease ac…

Pallet fence DIY privacy screen for septic covers. How to build a pallet fence using free pallet wood. Easy fence idea for your yard!

The simplistic style of this septic disguise is a perfect way to hide the unsightly septic vent in your yard. Crafted from hand-finished cast stone, this septic vent cover features a textured design with a realistic, natural looking & feeling stone finish, but without the heavy weight. A hole has been drilled and a vent has been installed so septic gases will not build up and will vent to the atmosphere.