Rainwater Harvesting Tanks

Enduramaxx rainwater harvesting tanks are available for above and below ground installations. Above ground plastic rainwater tanks are able to store up to 90,000 litres for collecting rainwater. These can be used for agricultural sprayers off a grain store, water for dairy wash down from barns, pressure washers, greywater systems for flushing toilets for commercial factories and office blocks and a number of applications for washing and cooling in the industry.

Types of Rainwater Tanks

Below-ground rainwater tanks are available from 800 litres to 9,500 litres capacity, with the option of plastic or galvanised lid and a range of turret sizes. Rainwater filters are available for removing leaves and moss out of the water coming off the roof to save a build-up of sediment in the tanks. Underground rainwater harvesting tanks are ideal for capturing surface water and require a pump to work as part of a rainwater harvesting system.

Above ground rainwater harvesting storage tanks includes plastic water storage tanks, rainwater harvesting systems, cone bottom tanks as well as horizontal & vertical water tanks. WRAS approved potable drinking water tanks are available for storage of drinking water. From an 800 litre or 1000 litre water butt for home and garden irrigation to 30,000-litre tank, these plastic water tanks are all UV stabilized for many years of outside use.

Popular Sizes – 1,000 Litre | 1,500 Litre | 2,000 Litre | 5,000 Litre | 10,000 Litre | 15,000 Litre | 20,000 Litre | 25,000 Litre | 30,000 LItre

Five Most Common Uses for Enduramaxx Rainwater Harvesting Tanks

1) Garden Watering – Some homes use hundreds of litres of drinkable water each year watering their garden, either through hosepipes or watering cans, or through automated sprinkler systems.

2) Car Washing – An average hosepipe will race through around 10 litres per minute, while a domestic bucket may hold 15 litres of water.

3) Filling Ponds & Other Garden Features – Ponds too are far better topped up with rainwater due to its soft nature and the fact that it is free from chlorine residue.

4) Toilet Flushing – For this purpose, rainwater requires nothing more than good filtration, to remove debris and particles that might otherwise discolour the water or block valves.

5) Clothes Washing – Harvested rainwater is also better for washing machines for washing clothes, particularly in hard water areas.