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Using this very slim tank only 260mm deep maintains access through the garden gate. This tanks's being used primarily for drinking water and therefore has a first flush filter (not visible) in addition to the mesh filter above the inlet.
The overflow (nearest the camera) runs to a new soakwell installed beneath the paving.
The overflow (nearest the camera) runs to a new soakwell installed beneath the paving.
Two tanks in dead space between the patio and back fence provide the perfect backdrop to the potted plants. Supplies an external pump that runs the retic, downstairs toilet and laundry
Square ends allow this tank to be a little narrower - important on this pathway down the side of the house. Tank supplies an undersink filter using a small pump (under cover, right) and uses a small pressure tank to cut the number of pump starts
Attractive white tank fits neatly between the windows. The concrete pad's not necessary with a poly tank but has been put in by the builder
Doesn't this look great against the weatherboarding! Thin style ensures maximum space for parking the car. A LeafEater Ultra filter prevents debris entering the tank.
A lack of space against the wall means these tanks are pushed against the fence and each is fed from overhead. Pump in the far tank supplies toilet and laundry
Fits neatily in this little setback next to the side gate
Being a little thinner than a 3000L tank this is ideal where there's not much room. Supplies toilets and laundry using a submersible pump and a Rainsaver to switch between tank and mains water. First-flush filter on the right
This 3000L super slim tank in Beige fits perfectly into a small corner of this new home
Tank placed directly onto the well compacted and level gravel path. It fills very quickly fed from both sides of this large shed, and overflows at the far end into an existing drain
Rainwater pipes run from the house across the roof of the patio and fill the tanks through a filter with a custom location on the side of the tank to fit in better
Inside the garage was the best place for this drinking water tank, which fills through the wall with the filters outside. Tap (optional on this model) for filling the jug.
Either side of the kitchen window on the 'dead' side of the house these supply the solar hot water system, toilets and laundry
The classic colour to go with a patio. Although new, the downpipes had proven unable to cope with the volume of rainwater and this tank is to be used as a detention system to control the flow of stormwater
3800L tank with custom dimensions to fit the space available. Pump inside the tank supplies toilets and laundry through the Rainsaver near ground level
Each tank is custom made so that three can fit perfectly along the back wall of the house. 2400mm high. Supplied by a 'wet' system off the entire roof, they supply the entire home with the adjacent round tank .
West Coast Poly 3000L slimline with Frogmouth filter that uses a single pipe for both fill and overflow. Existing paving was levelled before the tank was moved into location.
A tricky location in Fremantle with inadequate clearance between the path and base of the AC units. Paving was lifted and the tanks set into the ground before being relaid around the tanks. Supplies the hot water system.
New patio roof. Inadequate drainage. Bad flooding. Tank against the back fence is supplied underground by 2 wet systems to avoid untidy pipes. Used as a detention tank through the winter to slow down flow into the existing and new soakwell, and in the summer to save water by closing the drain valve
2 EVO3000 tanks from Graf Plastics in Woodland Grey to match the Colorbond fence behind. Placed on a new paved base for extra neatness
Plumbed from two gutters to ensure the maximum amount of water collected for the garden. Colorbond 'Dune'
To save space along the fenceline these tanks (in Rivergum green) were installed alongside one another. To give adequate space for the filters tanks were also dug down into the ground
A tall slender and compact tank from 4-Rain. Poor roof drainage was causing flooding outside the back door and this water now goes into the tank
Tanks installed on a new level platform built on the narrow strip between the side wall and the fence. Supplied from 3 downpipes by two wet systems and the adjacent downpipe by a conventional dry system with first flush and leaf basket.
A nice bright colour for this tank in a kindy. Three taps allow more kids to play at one time! A stone and brick plinth was constructed to raise the tank off the grass and make mowing easier
The beige tank was a perfect match to the wall colour. We offer tanks in the full range of colours at no extra cost
It's as big as they come - a 7600L steel tank supplying all the water to this family home using a submersible pump
Provides 3000L of storage in a lower format than the standard large slimline tank whilst being easier to manoeuvre into position.
The perfect tank for a townhouse. All the downpipes run into an underground collector pipe which then fills the tank. Wet Frog filter (now unavailable) facing the camera combines fill (L) and overflow (R) was perfect for these installations.
Perfect for a patio! This modest sized tank fits neatly in the space between the windows and provides a good amount of water for the pot plants
One of the places where the UEV1100 from Graf Plastics is ideal. A large tank next to the front door would be too bulky
Shorter style 3000L tank fits neatly into this rear courtyard. Liaison with the builder throughout the job meant the stormwater drain was in the right place for the overflow. (Silver) Acquasaver at top-left switches between tank and mains water to the laundry and toilets. Adjacent disc filter removes any sediment from the pumped water
We take great pride in our installations and our service includes painting pipework to match. It really makes a difference!
End-on view of a tank catching rainwater for the garden
Only 480mm deep, this tank is perfect for a narrow space such as this
Another small 1500L tank (Colorbond Harvest), taking water from a corner of the gutter that continually overflowed in the rain
