Plastic Waste Tanks
With tank sizes from 160 to 6600 gallons (725 to 30,000 litres) and from flat versions to cylindrical-shaped variants for above ground, below ground and for truck-mounted use, we are a market-leading supplier of plastic, effluent tanks for clients in the construction, sanitation, event and camping industries, indeed, anywhere where you need to store or capture liquids. Many variants are linkable to allow you to design the perfect holding capacity.
Tuff Tank
- Above Ground
500/750/1000 gallon flat, effluent tank for construction sites; events; campsite; pleasure boat waste tipping points or wherever there is no mains sewer connection.
Find out moreMini Tuff Tank
- Above Ground
160 gallon / 725 litre flat, effluent tank for use in situations where space is tight: under single mains toilets, small toilet blocks . Easily carried by two people.
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Vertical Tanks
With capacities from 2,500 litres to 30,000 litres and the ability to link tanks together, you can easily create exactly the storage volumes you require. WRAS-approved.
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Horizontal Tanks
From 5,000 to 13,000 litres, applications include storage of toilet waste, emergency back-up drinking water supply & temporary water for festivals. WRAS-approved.
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Tanks
With tank sizes ranging from 150 litres (33 gallons) to 1000 litres (220 gallons) our small-to-medium, above ground tanks are available in a variety of shapes.
Find out moreBelow Ground Tanks
- Vertical & Horizontal
Store potable, fresh, rain and surface water through to toilet, Elsan® and cesspool waste. Sizes from 2,000 to 9,000 litres in underground applications.
Find out moreElsan® Tipping Point
- Above Ground
Toilet waste tipping... made easy. This purpose built add-on is the ideal solution to promote the easy, spill-free disposal of toilet waste into a suitable receiving tank.
Find out moreWaste Level Alarm
- Remote Monitoring
A cost-effective way of remotely monitoring waste levels in effluent tanks without having to carry out a visual check by opening the hatches.
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