Budget 100lt Flexible Water Tank
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Budget 100lt Flexible Water Tank

R760.00

Collect and store water or nutrient solution — then pack it away. The Budget 100lt Flexible Water Tank is a versatile, collapsible reservoir perfect for collecting rainwater, storing stock water and watering your garden, and it doubles as an ideal indoor hydroponic reservoir.

  • Compact & collapsible: sets up or packs down in minutes for flexible water storage.
  • No algae: 100% lightproof, so stored water stays clean.
  • Ready to draw off: fitted with a quality PVC ball-valve shut-off tap and a male “snap-on” hose connector.
  • Easy to move & store: incredibly easy to transport and stow away when not in use.

100 litre capacity; dimensions 80cm (H) × 40cm (⌀). Installation tips: take care inserting the support legs into the canvas so you don’t poke through the material, and ensure the rubber seal is correctly seated on the tap.

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Description

Budget 100lt Flexible Water Tank – Effortlessly collect and store water or plant nutrient solution

This versatile and collapsible water tank perfect for collecting rainwater, storing stock water, and watering your garden or plants. This tank also serves as an ideal indoor hydroponic reservoir.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Compact and Collapsible: Budget 100lt Flexible Water Tank is designed for convenience. It can be set up or taken down in minutes, making it an excellent choice for those who need a flexible water storage solution.
  • Lightproof: This tank is 100% lightproof, ensuring the safety and longevity of your water storage. No light means no algae.
  • Quality ball-valve shut-off tap: The tank comes with a PVC shut-off tap and male “Snap-on” hose connector.
  • Perfect for Hydroponics and Indoor Gardening
  • Easy Transport and Storage: Incredibly easy to transport and store when not in use.
  • Dimensions: 80cm (H) x 40cm (⌀)

Budget 100lt Flexible Water Tank INSTALLATION TIPS:

  • Be careful when inserting the tank’s support legs into the canvas for the first time, to not poke through the material by mistake
  • Make sure that a rubber seal is placed on each side of the canvas when installing the tap
  • Fasten all the connectors to the ball valve tightly BEFORE installing the valve onto the tank. ( Plumber’s tape can be used for extra peace of mind )
  • Gently “screw in” the threaded tap connection through the hole in the canvas, constantly turning in a clockwise direction until fully seated flat against the canvas
  • Hand tighten the tap into the tank from the inside while holding the valve handle upright on the outside. The connection should be tight – but do not use too much force / wrenches to over-tighten
  • Make sure the tank will be placed on a clean, flat surface, free from sharp edges or sharp objects.
  • Add a little water at first to ensure tightness of tap seal and also the final position of the tank – more water can be added later once satisfied with the aforementioned

 

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