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]]> By: Everyday Weekender http://www.everydayweekender.com/cottage-water-systems/#comment-2936 Everyday Weekender Wed, 03 Oct 2007 23:04:15 +0000 http://www.everydayweekender.com/cottage-water-systems/#comment-2936 I ran into some red tape trying to build the cottage so no water system yet. I found these guys at the Cottage Show in Mississauga at the International Centre. It seems like a fantastic design for those that can't bury the water line. I think the cost for this system is around $2500 CAD. I ran into some red tape trying to build the cottage so no water system yet. I found these guys at the Cottage Show in Mississauga at the International Centre. It seems like a fantastic design for those that can’t bury the water line. I think the cost for this system is around $2500 CAD.

]]> By: mike http://www.everydayweekender.com/cottage-water-systems/#comment-2911 mike Tue, 02 Oct 2007 23:38:40 +0000 http://www.everydayweekender.com/cottage-water-systems/#comment-2911 So how is your Cottage Water Supply working? I just purchased a cottage in New Hampshire and the water supply is only a 3 season. (must be drained for winter) I'm trying to winterize the cottage for use all season and as you know, the water supply is tricky. How much did your system cost, and what kind of pressure do you get. How long does it take to get water from the time you turn on the tap? Thanks! Mike. So how is your Cottage Water Supply working? I just purchased a cottage in New Hampshire and the water supply is only a 3 season. (must be drained for winter) I’m trying to winterize the cottage for use all season and as you know, the water supply is tricky. How much did your system cost, and what kind of pressure do you get. How long does it take to get water from the time you turn on the tap?
Thanks!
Mike.

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