Installing your Rainwater Harvesting System
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Uploaded by heimanMKTG on Mar 30, 2010
Water Geek™ tanks from Containment Solutions are rainwater harvesting tanks for the residential market. These fiberglass tanks were designed to be a DIY weekend project for as few as 2 people. Water Geek tanks range from 300 - 1050 gallons and are non-corrosive and rust-proof.
Are you a water geek? If so join the club today!
For more information on owning a tank, contact Containment Solutions at 877-CSI-TANK or online at containmentsolutions.com.
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I thought fascist U.S. does not allow for these?
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no concrete base?
wilatemodel 1 year ago
@wilatemodel - You certainly could use a concrete base but a fiberglass foundation ring with at least 4" of gravel will work just fine. The gravel or rocks can be virtually anything 1/2" size or smaller, several have said they use crushed granite. Landscapers will find this VERY convenient since they will often have extra material to use instead of battling the cost and labor involved with pouring concrete.
I hope that helps!
heimanMKTG 1 year ago