Tuf-Tite Bundle Riser, Domed Lid & Adapter Ring for Septic Tank (6 inch high riser) 20 in wide

Great value kit for the money. The fit and size as described. Husband impressed with quality. Installed in a day. Sealed nicely. No problems to date. Easy access.

It was easy to put in, does the job and works exactly how it says it should. Good price good quality

This product was top shelf. There was nothing about it you could complain about. Each piece fit together perfectly. Each mounting hole aligned perfectly. Installation with tapcon screws and sealing tape was abreeze. It was a pleasure to install this quality product.

Received the 6”riser kit in a timely manner but found it missing the screws for the lid. Sent message to the company through Amazon but never heard back from them. I guess it’s not a big deal but when you spend over 130 dollars for a kit you would hope to receive everything you need to finish the installation. That aside I believe this is a good way to go

After having my septic system serviced. The pumping company wanted $300.00 for a 6" riser to get one of the openings above ground and replace a cracked cover. I purchased the entire kit and a sealant strip and installed it myself. Super easy to install and saved about $130.00

Seals great easy to install looks great. Beats having to dig looking for opening. Price right seems strong

First, you can't beat the price found here and the quality of materials is very good. But, after reading many reviews and watching many YouTube videos about how "easy" it is to install these risers I found that, in my case, it was not as easy as it sounded. I had to install mine into holes about 2' deep that had bushes hanging over them and dirt crumbling into the holes so it was a challenge to get enough space and working area to "easily" install them. Then, there is no guidance on how to install the transition ring that the risers mount on to the cement septic tank. I tried Liquid Nails and that didn't work at all on one and was marginal on the other riser. I then used "Black Jack All-Weather Roofing Cement" that I found at Lowes for the tranisition base and as the sealant between the riser sections. However, this doesn't really firm up to lock in the base and it would shift around if stepped on, as I had to do.I ended up putting in 3 x 12" risers (36" total) and did get it all to work well but it would be much more helpful to have some clear instructions on what glue/adhesive/sealant/cement to use for the base and for the risers! I hope what I used won't fail over time. I know some people just lay the base on top of the cement with no adhesive used at all but in my case that would allow rainwater to filter into the septic tank and cause problems. I had hoped to strongly adhere the base to the cement septic tank but, in the end, it wasn't that strong of a seal and was still moving around, although filled with lots of roofing cement. Further, my septic tank was not an even surface and I had to try to patch in some cement filler to try to level it out before putting on the transition base.So, yes, I got it to work, and I'm happy with how it turned out but it was a lot more work than I expected that some clear instructions might have helped to alleviate.

Arrived early. Worked as indicated.