Archive for 'water tanks'

What size rain water tanks should you buy?

Posted 17 May 2007 | By Luke | Categories: water tanks | No Comments

If you’re wanting to “get off the grid” altogether and not rely on mains water for any of your water needs then you’ll need a 50,000 – 100,000 litre rain water tank. However, it’s not recommended that you use rainwater for drinking in built up suburban areas. If you’re aiming to keep your garden green [...]

Rain Water Tank Level Monitor

Posted 26 February 2007 | By Luke | Categories: general, water tanks | No Comments

You do have a water tank installed at your home don’t you?  Well if you don’t, get one, then get this nifty little wireless remote water level monitor from Rain Harvest. The water sensor sits a-top your tank and uses ultrasonic radio waves, kind if like a fish finder I guess, to see how much [...]

NewWater – Greywater Systems & Water Tanks

Posted 31 January 2007 | By Luke | Categories: grey water, water saving tips, water tanks | No Comments

NewWater offer a great range of Rain Water tanks and an Aqua Reviva greywater systems. Their range of tanks include: slimline tanks in-slab tanks under-house tanks Check out their website for more.

SaveMyGarden Water Tanks

Posted 28 January 2007 | By Luke | Categories: water tanks | No Comments

SaveMyGarden have a great range of rainwater tanks of all shapes and sizes for sale in every state. Prices range from $690 for the 775 litre T170 tank up to $1990 for the 10,000 litre TT2300. Check out the SaveMyGarden Water Tanks page for details.