In wall water change?

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So i'm going to be building a house soon and I'm trying to figure out how I want to do this. Water change would go in the basement and then go above to the first floor to the tank. How should I have it go either out the wall or out the floor. Also thoughts on what to have so it's not just a tube hanging out?
 
It would be going under the flex room.
I mean do u have a blueprint for how u wanna setup the tank, piping and such?
if u want an in-wall tank, I recommend having a backroom for it too, so u can do water changes in that back room manually, or u can have opening panels on the top, so u can access everything like that
 
oh no not at all lol sorry I was hoping for some inspiration from people here.
 
Okay so i'm thinking about seeing if they will install a washer box, then just put PVC pipe down to the basement halfway and I would just run tubing up the pipe. Kinda like the picture below..


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