Water Tanks

We have over two decades of experience in manufacturing water tanks, and offer capacities from 1,350 litres to 20,000 litres that can be used for domestic, agricultural, and industrial markets, amongst others. A wide range of plastic water storage tanks up to 20,000 litres are available.

Water Tanks Information

Specialising in purely above-the-ground solutions, our plastic water storage tanks are rotationally moulded as a one-piece tank which reduces the risk of leakage through fastenings. Capacities range from 1350 to 20,000 litres. All tanks come complete with ventilation, with an access point sited on top of the water storage tank itself.

 

Tuffa is committed to providing the best options for every situation, whether domestic, commercial or agricultural. Our sales team is available to discuss your specific requirements with you to ensure you get the right tank for your needs.

 

How many types of water tanks are there?

There are 4 different types of water tanks that we provide which can be used in a variety of sectors including domestic, agricultural and industrial.

 

1. Standard Water Tanks

 

These tanks are suitable for a variety of applications and, like all of Tuffa’s tanks, range in capacity from 1,350 to 20,000 litres with the potential to increase to 200,000 litres.

 

2. Rainwater Harvesting Tanks

 

Rainwater harvesting tanks allow you to store and filter rainwater, which can be used for many purposes including irrigation and washing.

 

3. Waste Water Tanks

 

Our waste water tanks are designed for both industrial and domestic purposes meaning they can be used for storing water, household usage and for storing harmful chemicals.

 

4. Molasses Tanks

 

Tuffa’s molasses storage tanks are specifically designed to store high density liquid molasses, with ventilation to prevent the growth of bacteria and are easy to install.

 

What size water tank do I need?

We recommend buying the maximum capacity tank you can to reduce the chance of running out of water and to minimise the frequency of tank refills (or waste collection).

 

As a guide, we recommend the following capacities for our water tanks:

 

1350 litre rainwater tankSmall-medium garden with limited space

1350 – 1400 litre rainwater tankSmall-medium garden

2,500 litre rainwater tankLarge garden

3,500 litre rainwater tankGarden and basic domestic utilities

6,000 litre rainwater tankSmall house including utilities and potable water
Small scale commercial/industrial use

10,000 litre rainwater tankMedium-large house including utilities and potable water
Medium scale commercial/industrial use

15,000 litre rainwater tankLarge house or small-scale agricultural, commercial and industrial use
Large scale commercial/industrial use

20,000 litre rainwater tankLarge scale agricultural, commercial and industrial use
Very large scale commercial/industrial use

GUARANTEE

Our water tanks come with a 2 year guarantee when registered and a 1 year guarantee on ancillary goods.

 

DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION

Tuffa Tanks in both plastic and steel are generally built to order. We can arrange delivery direct to site in the UK or abroad. Alternatively, tanks can be collected from our Uttoxeter factory.

 

Stock tanks available with next day delivery – call us for current stock levels.

 

Current build times are as follows:

 

Plastic tanksSmall standard tanks (up to 2500 litres): 7-10 days
Large standard tanks (over 2500 litres): 2-3 weeks

 

FAQs

 

How much are water storage tanks?

A water tank with the capacity to hold 1,400 litres costs anything from around £350. However, plastic tanks can reach a capacity of around 20,000 litres costing approximately £2,000 for a basic model. Rainwater harvesting kits and mains-fed water kits cost extra.

How long do plastic water tanks last?

The lifespan of plastic water tanks depends upon the quality of the tank and the condition it’s kept in. Our water tanks are expected to last a minimum of 20 years when kept in good condition. However, we have customers still using water tanks we manufactured over 30 years ago.

How do you store water long term?

Large quantities of water can be stored in plastic water tanks with a capacity from 1,350 to 20,000 litres. To reduce stagnation water should be stored out of direct sunlight and below 20°C. Where possible this water should be refreshed regularly. Calmed inlets can also be used to reduce stagnation.

How much does a water storage tank cost?

A water tank with the capacity to hold 1,400 litres costs anything from around £350. This tank is suitable for most domestic applications. However, plastic tanks can reach a capacity of around 20,000 litres costing approximately £2,000 for a basic model. Rainwater harvesting kits and mains-fed water kits cost extra.

How big is a 10000 litre water tank?

Our 10000 litre water tanks have a diameter of 2500mm (2.5m) and a height of 2450mm (2.45m). The tanks weigh 240kg when empty. Each 1,000 litres of water weighs a 1,000kg (1 tonne).

How big is a 20000 litre water tank?

Our 20000 litre water tanks have a diameter of 2900mm (2.9m) and a height of 3580mm (3.58m). The tanks weigh 360kg when empty. Each 1,000 litres of water weighs a 1,000kg (1 tonne).

What are the different types of water tanks?

All of our water tanks are manufactured in polyethylene plastic. Although different materials are available, plastic tanks offer the greatest versatility and price. Our tanks are available standard, mains fed, with a pump, and with rainwater harvesting equipment.

How much does a rainwater tank cost?

A 1,400 litre water storage tank costs anything from around £350. A basic rainwater filter costs around £60. This is suitable for small-medium roof and the application of gardening and washing cars. Costs can increase to over £400 for bigger roof sizes and applications requiring additional filtration.

What are the advantages of rainwater harvesting?

Rainwater harvesting has numerous advantages. Commercial and domestic properties can dramatically reduce their bills by replacing mains greywater usage with water collected from the roof. Additionally, rainwater harvesting is environmentally friendly and often a better quality for the intended use.

How much water can a water tank hold?

The water tanks we manufacture of any to hold between 1,350 and 20,000 litres in a single unit. However, with interlinking we can manufacture water tanks with a capacity up to 100,000 litres.

 

For any enquiries including prices contact our sales team on 01889 567700, email [email protected] or use the online enquiry form on our contact page.