I have looked at the hopper guns and also the Graco texture sprayers.I am wondering if there are any contractors or members in general who have a Graco Texspray HP Compact?

half an inch is enough to carry live loads, why do you need more if sub surface is compact?

But in apartments surely, practicality militates thinking compact rather than cavernous.  

Will let the ground settle for a year for compaction. 

I ended up going with one of their lines (called Nurture) that looks fairly high end but is pretty affordable- a full set of 2 soaps (one for the sink and one for the shower), shampoo, conditioner, and lotion, runs around $1.30 per bathroom, plus I supply toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving cream and razors, (also from Accent, average 40 cents each) but these rarely get used.

There are other costs provided in that publication as well, including compacting soil.

Is there a way to make it more compact and easier to read?

have a toothbrush at the house?

You can also get an engineer or even a plumbing company to check the compaction and a perc test may indicate absobtion that in turn may indicate how compact the fill is.

@Skip FriszMost of the mini splits (you can get them with a wall mounted head or with a compact air-handler).