Rainwater harvesting quite simply collects the rain which falls onto the roof, flows along the gutter, through the down pipe and into an underground tank. This is all via the integrated cross flow self cleaning filter, removing unwanted particles from the rainwater.
Underground Rainwater Systems
An underground tank provides a simple and effective way of holding large quantities of water without having a visible tank. Use the guide below to choose the correctly sized tank for your garden. All underground tanks include diverter, filter and pump. Several tanks can be interconnected to provide larger capacities if required. We have a wide range of tanks, suitable for small to large homes.
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Argonaut 1100Ltr - ideally suited for a small house with limited requirements
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Argonaut Horizontal 1950Ltr - ideally suited for a medium sized house with a medium stocked garden
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Argonaut Vertical 1950Ltr - ideally suited for a medium sized house with a medium stocked garden
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Argonaut Horizontal 2800Ltr - ideally suited for a large sized house with a well stocked garden
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Argonaut Vertical 2800Ltr - ideally suited for a large sized house with a well stocked garden
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Above ground Rainwater Tanks are a practical and space saving way of storing large quantities of water. This premium tank is easily connected to your down pipe and is no wider than a standard house door, therefore ideal if access is an issue. Our Roman Columns are elegant and practical with a 330Ltr/550Ltr storage capacity and a small footprint. Rainwater can be drawn off using the tap provided.
 Roman Column 330Ltr - Elegant and practical with 330Ltr storage capacity and a small footprint. Rainwater can be drawn off using the tap provided.
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 Roman Wall Back Column 550Ltr - Elegant space saving design with a flat back. Has a large 550Ltr storage capacity. Rainwater can be drawn off using the tap provided. Also available in green.
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Benefits
More recently, water demand has started to exceed supply, and localised flooding has become an issue. By capturing nearly 100% of the rain water helps to alleviate some of these problems, while at the same time reduce household water bills by capturing and re-using a natural resource
