Overview

The fantastic Landscape Tanks are stunning pieces of landscape architecture that store water. They are changing the way people think about water storage.

Landscape Tanks are multi-purpose units, which may be used as pre-engineered structural retaining walls, front or side fences, courtyard or pool surrounds and they look simply amazing.

They incorporate planter box tops as standard, which apart from growing flowers, plants and herbs may also be used for Outdoor Kitchens, BBQs, water features, fountains, birdbaths, day beds for around pools and even fishponds – the list is endless. Best of all they continue to provide savings for many years to come as water costs continue to rise – potentially tens of thousands of dollars in some cases.

Landscape Tanks – as retaining walls are also economical to install, often saving customers large amounts of money, especially when multi-purposed for retaining walls or fences and the like, plus future water saving contributions.

Government rebates even apply when Landscape Tanks are used as retaining walls, as they are considered water tanks as well.

Check with your local council for details. Landscape Tanks come in raw grey concrete and may be decorated to suit any decor and to match existing surrounds, e.g. tiles, render and textured paint.

Landscape Tanks:

• Are manufactured to Australian Standard 3600-2001 which has an implied life of over 60 years (lifetime). Landscape Tanks Pty. Ltd. staff are confident these fantastic Landscape Tanks will last well over 125 years.
• Have many options for planter tops such as outdoor kitchen, growing plants, water features, outdoor fireplaces, day beds for around pools, sunken seating for backyards and schools, tables and benches for pergola surrounds and many more.
• Can be expected to last over 125 years and outlast timber (and even brick) retaining walls up to ten times over, resulting in huge cost savings.
• Are pre engineered as structural retaining walls and engineering drawings are available to hand to council, surveyors and architects as required (FOC).
• Incredibly these Landscape Tanks do not require any footings and are simple placed on a firm base during delivery.
• Are quick and easy to install – retaining walls or fences may easily be finished in less than a day.
• Installation is clearly a DIY application with simple installation instructions available.
• Have huge water storage capacity: Couple tanks together to drought proof your garden for endless storage capacity and reduce the cost of water for the future.
• Are an ideal underground tank replacement giving you access to water above ground and when space is limited.
• Are excellent retention systems for those building or extending in suburban areas where strict council discharge conditions apply.
• May be located in confined areas with great effect when space is limited.
• Provide instant privacy from neighbours if placed along a fence line and planted out immediately.
• Can be used as a front fence or anywhere around your property saving valuable space in your garden.
• Make ideal courtyard or pergola surrounds to provide a comfortable entertainment area separate from the rest of the garden. Planter tops in a courtyard situation may also house outdoor kitchens and water features for effect.(plus many other options).
• Surplus water from planter bed top is directed away from water tank.
• Council permits are not usually required as units are less than 1m in height when installed. Water Tanks dont normally require a permit for installation. Check with your local council for details and particularly if to be used a front fence. Councils readily approve the use of Landscape Tanks as front fences.
• Delivery and placing tanks into position is a simple process and is inexpensive as we share the costs with other customers in the area at time of delivery.
• When calculating costs compared to inferior retaining walls and the like it is important to also allow for the water savings incurred over a long period by using our Landscape Tanks.
• The product that keeps on giving.
• Generally no permits are required to install landscape Tanks but always check with your local council.