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Commercial Recycled Water Storage Tank Queensland 2 x 180,000 Litre storage tank for recycled water at the Gold Coast Marine Centre -
Commercial Rainwater Harvesting Storage Tank New South Wales 520,000 Litre storage tank for processes water at the Wrigley’s manufacturing plant in Sydney -
Commercial Fire Tank Victoria 610,000 Litre Fire Tank for Murray Goulburn processing plant in Cobram -
Static Fire Water Tanks Mine Site Western Australia 2 of 5 Commercial tanks totalling 4 Megalitres for fire and potable water at Karara Iron Ore Mine Site -
Water Storage Tanks for Irrigation 4 x 160,000 Litre Water Tanks used to harvest rainwater for irrigation -
Domestic Rainwater Tank 60,000 Litre Rainwater Tank to harvest water for swimming pool -
Rural Colorbond Tanks 2 x Deep Ocean Colorbond Rhino Tanks for house and garden supply -
Rainwater Harvesting off Commercial Building 3 x 160,000 Litre Water Tanks at Hisense Arena used to store harvested rainwater -
School Fire Tank South Australia 32,000 Litre Colorbond Fire Tank for Mallala Primary School -
Commercial Fire Tank Northern Territory 21,000 Litre Break Tank for Casuarina Shopping Centre fire sprinkler system -
Water Tank for Domestic Water Supply 104,000 Litre Zincalume Water Tank for supply to winery residence -
Rural Water Tanks 2 x 125,000 Litre Rural Water Tanks for storage of dam water -
Colorbond Rainwater Tank 160,000 Litre Colorbond Rainwater Tank on small acreage block -
Rainwater Tanks on Small Acreage 2 x 130,000 Litre Colorbond Tanks for household and garden use -
Fire Protection Tanks – Rhino Safeguard 10 x Rhino Safeguard Fire Protection Tanks
All Fire Tanks must now comply with the new Australian Standard 2304 - Water Storage Tanks for Fire Protection Systems.
One of the major changes in the new standard AS2304 is that ALL Fire tanks must be installed on a concrete ring beam or slab to comply with the new standard. Below is a photo of a typical ring beam for a recently installed Rhino Fire Tank. For further information about the new standard contact 1800 632 410.
