Water mixing stations, Lets see yours.

[VacavilleFC]

Im in the process of designing a water mixing station and want to see what you guys have built.

mines going to be rather modest,2 10g white brute cans piped with bulkheads and a pump (also need recommendations on a pump) and a new brs 4 stage rodi + an extra carbon filter.

going to covert an old bathroom that was long ago converted to a pantry, so I have lights,power,water,drain, and a sink for wasb

 

[FinalPhaze987]

RO feeds up top. Ball valve drains it into the bottom where salt is mixed by 2 gyres. Both fresh and salt water on tap.

 

[VacavilleFC]

RO feeds up top. Ball valve drains it into the bottom where salt is mixed by 2 gyres. Both fresh and salt water on tap.View attachment 79883

ooh I like stacked, I wouldn't need a external pump

 

[FinalPhaze987]

ooh I like stacked, I wouldn't need a external pump

If you go that route, make sure you get commercial wire racks rated for 800 lbs or more per shelf. Regular ones will bow under the weight of the water.

 

[VacavilleFC]

If you go that route, make sure you get commercial wire racks rated for 800 lbs or more per shelf. Regular ones will bow under the weight of the water.

im just doing 2 10g white brutes lol. so 80ish pounds per shelf. the room im putting it in is very narrow so im going to have to make the shelving.

my goal is to be able to do easy 10g water changes bi-weekly. and have water for my ato

 

[FinalPhaze987]

If you have a business costco near you, you can get 32 gallons at a steal right now