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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Slimline Water Tanks - A Compact Water Storage Solution

Today with the growth in population in urban areas, the living space has become congested. Due to this, people are transforming their design space and living space and are looking for less space consuming house hold items. The same is true in case of water storage solutions. The general variety of rainwater tanks (http://www.grumpyb.com.au/) in market requires lot of installation space however slimline water tank can easily fit into any nook or corner of the house.
Slimline water tanks are strong, compact, compact, readily customizable and can be easily installed anywhere in house to make effective use of available free space. Slimline water tanks (http://www.grumpyb.com.au/category/slimline-water-tanks/) have enough capacity to store water which is sufficient for a small apartment. A slimline water tank may be made of polyethylene or plastic, steel or fiberglass. A plastic slimline tank is a great choice for house because it is single piece construction makes it sturdy and durable. Plastic slimline water tanks are comes in different colors and can be customized in any shape as per your space availability.
There are many advantages of installing slimline water tanks such as less space consumption, making use of your unused space and merges with the existing construction. It also provides a continuous source for domestic watering needs like toilet flushing, house hold hygiene, washing machine etc. The materials used to make slimline water tanks are eco-friendly which can be recyclable. Slimline water tank provide the best option for continuous water source in urban areas without being restricted by the main water supply.
Grumpyb Water Tanks provides various types of rainwater tans such as slimline water tank, underground water tanks, steel water tank and more. They also provide fast, efficient and affordable water tank services including installation of rainwater tanks and other rainwater tank accessories across Australia.
To know more about rain water tank supply please visit Grumpyb.com.au (http://www.grumpyb.com.au/).
About Author
Darrell Young is the director of Grumpyb Water Tanks, licensed plumber with 20 years experience in rainwater harvesting.
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1 comment:

underground water tank said...

It was good to know more types of rainwater tanks. Always keep on putting details about it.