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Septic Tank Size Calculator Nepal

Estimate household septic tank volume from occupants, daily wastewater, retention days and freeboard—then see a practical chamber split for planning (not a municipal design).

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A household septic capacity planner from occupancy, retention and sludge storage—not a municipal design.

Daily wastewater
600 L/day
Liquid retention volume
1,800 L

3 days

Sludge storage allowance
360 L

2 year desludge cycle

Usable volume
2,160 L
Total tank volume (with freeboard)
2,541 L

2.54 m³

Suggested tank size
3,000 L
First chamber (≈⅔)
1,694 L
Second chamber (≈⅓)
847 L

Sizing rules vary by local authority, soil percolation, soak pit / drain field design and building type. Confirm with a licensed plumber or engineer and applicable Nepal codes before construction.

Related planning

Pair with the water tank size calculator for supply-side storage, and keep effluent disposal (soak pit / field) as a separate design item.

Practical guide

Understand the numbers before you use them on site

Read the related guide for assumptions, ordering tips and ways to compare the estimate with actual site records.

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Frequently asked questions

Use the estimate with confidence

Is the Septic Tank Size free?

Yes. The Septic Tank Size works in your browser without an account. You can install GharNaksa when you want to track the real project costs, payments and progress.

Can I use this result as a final quotation or professional approval?

No. It is a planning estimate based on the information you enter. Verify rates, quantities, drawings, local requirements and contract terms with the appropriate qualified professional before making a commitment.

How do I track the estimate during construction?

Use GharNaksa to record actual material deliveries, labor, payments, bills and site photos. Comparing the estimate with a dated site record helps reveal cost differences early.