Overflow Question!!!!!!!

[The Grizz]

The noise is where the water spils into the overflows

[globaldesigns]

do some research on Durso Standpipes, not sure about using them in a right angle situation, but that is what I use and my overflows are silent.

Durso Standpipes allow you to regulate the amount of water (water level) in the overflow so the water isn' crashing down at the bottom.

Good luck!

[The Grizz]

That might work if I take out my bulk heads and see if I can work in a 45 degree elbow, then go up but I dont have the room for a top tee and 90.

[slakker]

I think if you just put a 90 on there and raise the height of the water in the bulk head, u will significantly reduce the noise... if you then need to put a Durso type head on it, it's an easy DIY... I did one for mine with $5 worth of stuff from Home Depot

[The Grizz]

Updated thread

[mark]

get an elbow on there (hopefully your bulkhead is slip) and some sort of standpipe (for tight space checkout Hofer or Stockman) to raise the water height.

I got a bit more room so using Dursos but the water doesn't even drop an inch.

[The Grizz]

Cool thanks Mark I could make either one of these work for sure. I even have most of the fitting's and pipe already.

[viperfish]

You might be tight on space for a Durso, try the Stockman. I have one in my 180 and no noise.

[The Grizz]

the Hofer looks like it would be the easiest to do. Going to try it but have to round up a coouple more fitting's and shut down my flow so I can pull my overflow bulkheads.

Thanks everyone this is going to help greatly.

[mark]

Do you have to pull your bulkheads? Can't just slip a street elbow in, it doesn't need to be tight.

To throw in another type of drain, Herbie is truly silent. Reefjunkie stacked his bulkheads on the back wall (see here), you would just need to drill one more hole.