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So I got the go ahead to run my plumbing into my garage through the wall. It's a straight shot and i will be building a stand for my sump and refugium. The fuge will be seperate from the sump so tips on plumbing that would be appreciated as well! I'm thinking of spa flex from the drain through the wall and hard plumbing once I'm through the wall. Or would spa flex be best start to finish? Basically I'm all ears

 

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I just drilled two 3in holes through the wall and then secured a piece of PVC through them. I figured it was better to have the chords and water lines going through the PVC vs. just leaving the holes wide open to the rest of the wall space. Also looks more finished.

 

The big drill bits work alright but it took a little practice to get a clean cut. My biggest concern was just hitting wires or something so obviously check for that. 

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I just did hose through the walls at my last place. I had the display in the dining room, and then my sump and two refugiums in the office. 

 

Drilling through Drywall is easy, you can borrow my bits if you need. I was pretty leary of it all but after it was done i was like Oh, that's it. 

 

Awesome you have the extra space though. Having the sump/refugiums separate is very convenient. Let me know if you need any help since your gonna be down the street now. 

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