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Tight Spot Tanks Australia Pty Ltd

Locality: Glendenning

Phone: +61 1300 885 547

Address: 3A, 196 Power St 2761 Glendenning, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.tightspottanks.com.au

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25.01.2022 Please help me like Tight Spot Tanks page

25.01.2022 Tight Spot Tanks Pty Ltd is proud to announce that we will soon be selling the NEW ThinPot Vertical Garden system which is specifically designed for the ThinTank range of rainwater tanks. At present the pots are made and we are now in the processing of designing and sourcing a suitable pump and timer for the inbuilt irrigation system. Will post further details as they come to hand.

24.01.2022 If you are looking at installing a Rainwater Tank system in your home and connecting it to the toilets and/or washing machine, then you should check out our new section entitled " Mains Backup Pump Systems " in our FAQ section. We have currently information on the Rain Aid float valve option and today added an option for the " Manual Valve Manifold " system. More information on different systems will follow in the near future.

21.01.2022 ThinPots now AVAILABLE The long awaited ThinPots for the ThinTanks range of water tanks are now available for sale. The ThinPots will fit both the 1000 & 2000 litre Tanks. Pricing will be available on our website by Friday this week so please check it out.

19.01.2022 What Filters Do I require? A common question when dealing with customers new to the idea of installing a rainwater tank is " What filters , if any, do I require? " Of course this depends on what the water stored in the tank is to be used for. The two main uses are for garden taps only , or connected to the water supply of the house, ie - toilets and washing machine.... We suggest installing a " First Flush Filter " on all installations, wether the water is just for the garden or to be connected to the house. The " First Flush Filter " is installed between the nozzle feed of the gutter and the tank inlet. The most basic filter usually consists of a PVC tee fitting which can have a 90/100mm pipe fitted to the bottom section which should be a minimum of 1.5m in length. As part of the kit, a plastic ball is supplied together with a 90/100mm cap. The ball is placed in the length of the 90/100mm pipe with the cap installed at the bottom of the pipe. The Tee has a " Moulded Seat " in its construction which allows the plastic ball to make a seal when pushed up against it. The idea is that when it rains the first few litres of water that go down the downpipe will reach the tee and the length of pipe with the ball & cap will fill. As the pipe fills the ball will float up to the bottom of the First Flush Tee piece. This makes a seal against the molded seat and then diverts the water to through the other outlet on the tee to the tank inlet. There is a small spout with a micro hole on it which slowly releases the water gathered in the 90/100mm pipe in it, ready for collection of rainwater during the next downpour. By using the " First Flush Filter " you can gather the first dirty water of the roof which usually has dust, and larger particles on it, preventing it from entering the tank. The other filter which should be fitted to the outlet side of the pump is a " Triple Action Filter " . This filter should be installed when the tank water is to supply fixtures in the house. It has three purposes, the first been the removal of any other fine particles left in the water after the first flush filter, the second been the removal of any odour the water may have, and thirdly the cleansing of any discolourisation of the water. Sometimes depending on vegetation that can collect on the roof, rainwater can have a brown, red colour to it. You can read further information on both these filters by viewing our " Frequently Asked Questions " section of our website or the " Filters " section under products.

18.01.2022 Do you need help in choosing the best Garden Pump for your new Rain water tank system? We have just posted a very informative article on our website to assist you in answering the questions required in identifying the most suitable pump for your requirements. You can view the article by clicking on the link below:... http://www.tightspottanks.com.au/choosing-a-garden-pump/ More great articles to follow!

17.01.2022 **** Highly Recommended for ThinTank Installations ***** When installing a ThinTank you should consider upgrading your first flush filter and install a " SuperHead " First Flush Filter with built in Leaf Strainer. As the ThinTanks have many cross connectors within the ThinTanks construction, it is essential to keep the water entering the tank very clean, so as to prevent build up of debri inside the ThinTank.... You can view further details on the new SuperHead Filter by clicking on the link below: http://www.tightspottanks.com.au//superhead-first-flush-a/

15.01.2022 Where do I start in Designing a System? This is the main question you may have when deciding to put in a tank. Maybe you are required to do so due to " BASIX " requirements or maybe you wish to do it to water the garden. I have just posted a new article on our FAQ section of the our website covering the information you should have before making enquiries on tanks & components.... Gathering this information assist us greatly in advising you on what to quote. 1. Find possible suitable locations for the tank. 2. Measure dimensions of the space available for the water tank. 3. What is the tank to be used for? 4. What type of pump do I require? Please read this article as it will be extremely valuable and time saving in getting pricing on the right tank and components. Of course if you do have questions, you can always email or call us during business hours. Bye for Now

13.01.2022 What Mains Backup System do I need? You have a BASIX requirement to install a Rainwater Tank, together with a pump system to feed your toilets , washing machine and possibly a garden tap. You have no idea what pump to install! How does the washing machine and toilets get water if the tank is empty?... Dont fret, a new article is soon to be posted in our FAQ section explaining all and describing the different systems that can be installed for this very purpose. Stay tuned as the link to this article will be posted soon and the information on this subject will be updated regularly.

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