As the importance of environmental sustainability grows, so does our awareness of how we can contribute to a healthier planet. While there are many small, impactful actions we can take to conserve water, one of the most significant is installing a water tank to harvest rainwater. This not only helps reduce our reliance on traditional water supplies but also supports long-term environmental and financial sustainability.

In a region like ours, with variable climate conditions, owning a water tank brings numerous benefits. It helps conserve water, ensures drought resilience, promotes self-sufficiency, supports stormwater management, and offers substantial cost savings. Responding to the demands of today's informed consumers, manufacturers have made tremendous advancements in tank design. Polyethylene tanks now come in a wide range of discreet, stylish shapes and colours.

Of course, a tank is just one part of a broader system. To create a reliable and safe personal water supply, it’s essential to maintain your roof, guttering, and tank base properly. With improvements in tank technology, maintaining water quality and storage has never been easier—but the responsibility remains yours. Water tanks are an invaluable part of the water cycle. By choosing wisely and maintaining your system, you can enjoy years of reliable, safe water storage.

For a trusted water tank manufacturer near you, explore ARMA’s business directory and find the best solution tailored to your needs.

About Poly Tanks

Polyethylene tanks have grown to dominate the Australian water tank market as they are lighter and can be more cost effective than alternative materials. The material ensures pure drinking water with no taint.  The manufacturing process of polyethylene tanks has minimal impact on the environment as the process does not release any dangerous chemicals into the atmosphere, creates no noxious gases/odours, and the material is 100% recyclable.

The benefits:

  • Rotomoulded polyethylene is virtually indestructible.
  • No rust, cracking fibres, or water tainting problems.
  • Child protection accessories make poly tanks safe for families.
  • They are easy to install and maintain.
  • A wide range of sizes are available.
  • A wide range of colours are available.
  • Minimum 10 year written guarantee.

Professor Peter Coombes has authored a great guide on how to design, install and maintain your rainwater tanks for the best possible results! Download the Rainwater Harvesting Guide.