An introduction to the Tuffa range of water tanks

Tuffa (http://www.tuffa.co.uk) is renowned for its provision of a wide range of storage solutions to cater for a similarly wide range of needs, across such environments as the shop, factory, office, hospital or even construction site – to name just a few. The company designs and manufactures storage tanks that are tailored to the particular qualities of the liquid that is to be stored, and the situation is no different with its selection of water tanks.

With a more than two-decade pedigree in manufacturing water storage solutions, Tuffa knows a thing or two about ensuring the necessary strength and durability for a given water tank. Tanks are available for the storage of both potable and non-potable (process) water, as well as for rainwater applications. As well as plastic tanks, steel tanks of a bespoke nature can be purchased – but whichever one the client chooses, they are assured of a rapid and easy installation as well as reliable long-term performance.

Every water storage tank that Tuffa offers incorporates ventilation, with the top of the tank being where the access point can be found. As for the outlets, those can be specified by the customer, with either the top or bottom of the tank being potential locations. Size is also a key requirement for the customers of Tuffa water tanks, with the firm’s range of potable and non-potable water tanks, for example, ranging in capacity from 1350 litres or 300 gallons to 20,000 litres or 4,400 gallons.

Tuffa’s water tanks are tough and durable and are suitable for domestic, commercial, agricultural, industrial and horticultural applications, among others. They are made from recyclable polyethylene and are both weatherproof and corrosion resistant. They are also UV stabilised, require no maintenance and are fitted with a sealed manway cover or inspection hatch for easy access. There are also many optional extras available for such water tanks, including 1” and 2” bottom outlets, larger outlets, ball valves, float valves, filter kits and pumping systems.

It is also becoming more common for people to consider investing in a rainwater harvesting tank, using the rain that falls on a property’s roof to save water resources at a time when water, as a commodity, has barely been more expensive and regulated. Rainwater simply needs to be captured from the roof, brought to a central point via the usual downpipes and guttering and put into a storage tank for filtering, at which point the water can be delivered to a service on demand by a submersible pump.

Tuffa’s available rainwater tank solutions include domestic systems, garden/irrigation systems and bespoke commercial systems. Again, various capacities are possible, meaning that customers can choose a tank to suit them and soon begin to enjoy such benefits as cleaner water and better growing plants. Finally, galvanised storage tanks are available for those who value longer life and greater reliability. Contact Tuffa (http://www.tuffa.co.uk) now for more information about its water tank solutions.

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