Simple Solutions - Plug n Play Pump for Slimline Tanks

Simple Solutions - Plug n Play Pump for Slimline Tanks


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In this video Resident Builder Peter Wolfkamp showcases a simple solution to maximise your Slim Jim water tank. Connecting the slimline tank to a garden pump opens up many possibilities for water use around your home and garden.  

In this example, Peter takes advantage of the narrow profile of the Bailey Slim Jim tank and locates it between a shed and the fence. With a depth of 325mm it's the perfect option for small sites where land is at a premium. The height of 1800mm means it is hidden from view easily by standard height fences, making it the ideal slimline tank for urban environments.

The tank is set up to collect rainwater from the roof of the shed, making use of water that would otherwise be washed away. By connecting the tank to a garden pump, Peter is able to get some pressure into the hose. This collected rain water can be used in many non-potable sources around your home, use it to water the garden, fill the paddling pool, or to wash the car. 

The Slim Jim gives you the ability to reduce your water charges, become water self-sufficient and eliminate the impacts of drought or water restrictions on your lawns and gardens.

From conception, Slim Jim has been designed to be an easy and attractive solution for stormwater retention and detention. The flat ends allow for installation of inlets, overflows, and council-required orifices. Slim Jims can be installed side by side or end to end to create water storage or detention blocks and can act as functional fences or barriers to create different zones within your outdoor space. 

P{roduct render showing bailey slim jim slimline tank installed along fence urban town house

Sometimes, simple solutions are the best ones.

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