Water Tanks Under 1000 Litres

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650 Litre Baffled Water Tank With Vehicle Fitting Kit And Frame650 Litre Baffled Water Tank With Vehicle Fitting Kit And Frame
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750 Litre Baffled Water Tank With Vehicle Fitting Kit And Frame750 Litre Baffled Water Tank With Vehicle Fitting Kit And Frame
These mid-sized tanks are incredibly versatile. Common uses include rainwater harvesting for gardens, window cleaning, car detailing, loft cold water storage, and providing a backup water supply for livestock or small-scale irrigation systems.
Many tanks in this range are 'Potable' (safe for human consumption), meaning they are manufactured from WRAS-approved, food-grade polyethylene. However, you must check the specific product description for the 'Potable' or 'Non-Potable' label before purchasing for drinking water use.
Vertical tanks are standard upright cylinders or rectangles designed for stationary storage. Baffled tanks contain internal 'fins' or walls that prevent water from sloshing. Baffled tanks are essential if you plan to transport water in a van or trailer, as they keep the vehicle stable during transit.
Yes. A 1000 litre tank weighs exactly 1 tonne (1,000kg) when full. It must be placed on a flat, level, and smooth surface—ideally a concrete base or reinforced decking—that can support the weight without sinking or shifting.
Yes, our tanks are made from UV-stabilised MDPE, which is frost-resistant. However, the water inside can still freeze. If the tank is full and freezes solid, it can expand and stress the plastic. We recommend insulating exposed pipework and taps or slightly lowering the water level during extreme cold.
Most tanks in this collection come with a pre-moulded plastic outlet, typically ranging from 1/2" to 2" BSP (British Standard Pipe). Many models allow you to drill additional points for taps or hose connectors, or we can often supply them pre-fitted with brass inserts.
Most of our tanks are manufactured in dark colours like black or forest green. These 'opaque' plastics block out sunlight, which is necessary for photosynthesis, effectively preventing algae from growing inside the tank.
Yes. By using a simple bulkhead fitting and a connecting hose between the bottom outlets, you can link two or more tanks together. This allows you to increase your total storage capacity without needing to buy a single, much larger tank.