MidwesternTexan
Average Joe
OK, just say the video on this thing.
I've seen it before, and sort of forgot about it.
It basically is just similar to a BA Overflow, that keeps the inside footprint very small, (great for smaller DT's) and utilizes an external box also for the plumbing- but you knew that.
The notched part isn't at all new, etc. When set at the proper level, for the proper flow rate, it will keep the DT water level where you want it.
Nothing is new about this overflow. People have been constructing similar overflows with an internal and external box, fed thru some holes/bulkheads.
I myself chose not to have the external box on my build, but could add it in the future if so desired.
I have to at least in part, AGREE with the OP!
All it is in good marketing on a product, that is not a new design, but does look like an OK product.
In general nothing wrong with this 'free marketing', they just are keeping their product and name going by adveritising/marketing skills, and I'm sure some sales too.
I've seen it before, and sort of forgot about it.
It basically is just similar to a BA Overflow, that keeps the inside footprint very small, (great for smaller DT's) and utilizes an external box also for the plumbing- but you knew that.
The notched part isn't at all new, etc. When set at the proper level, for the proper flow rate, it will keep the DT water level where you want it.
Nothing is new about this overflow. People have been constructing similar overflows with an internal and external box, fed thru some holes/bulkheads.
I myself chose not to have the external box on my build, but could add it in the future if so desired.
I have to at least in part, AGREE with the OP!
All it is in good marketing on a product, that is not a new design, but does look like an OK product.
In general nothing wrong with this 'free marketing', they just are keeping their product and name going by adveritising/marketing skills, and I'm sure some sales too.