FAQs

FAQs

Tankless is baffled & completely enclosed. Safety is at the forefront of our design with curious kids & pets, in fact we introduced two smaller 150mm perforated shafts that supply water from the entire shaft opposed to just the bottom so we could eliminate the risk of a open standard 300mm or more access lid & cleverly still allow the same flow rates. Independently weight tested & conducted by engineers that specialize in road building testing & other weight testing. Full report is on our website.

Under the lawn has more advantage as you gain the benefit of the previous top & the overflow can be installed quite shallow to gain a gravity flow to the point of discharge. This eliminates the need to add additional costly pumping station to lift up to flow out the overflow. Ideally, the lawn install is best where the storm water is flowing by to maximise water catchment. Either front or back yard.

Driveways if there is no space under the lawn that’s safe for cars & the occasional removal truck.

Set deeper to allow for additional crushed rock over the top compacted then concrete or flexible driveway veneer. Additional costs are involved under driveways.

Filtration, Filtration, Filtration down to 180 microns. We are all over this & a solid history that we got it right from the beginning. You will find many glowing reviews from customers after they had our system in place for over 12 Years. I have seen many different tank installers fail to filter correctly or at all. The common flaw with conventional tanks is the screen filters are a dead end where the screen filters clog very quickly & the tank then overflows rather than entering the tank. We only use inline filters that float out the debris & sediment to the point of discharge.

Our modular system simply rolls into place so we avoid using cranes so gaining assess with power lines & street trees is not a problem. Flexibility in design, the tank can be tailored outside large tree canopy ideally as to not damage the roots during excavation. In the lawn is ideal as Tankless collects surface water as well as roof water to maximise catchment as well as recycling excess irrigation back into your Tankless to catapult water collection 3 -fold.

Yes. Tankless is featured in Western Sydney University extensive study’s & developed pattern deck Cooling the Commons website ‘Manage Onsite Water’ As Tankless is so versatile it can be shaped to suit your special requirements. It also can be modified at installation in some instances. eg high water table, insurmountable rock underground that will cost too much to remove can be moulded around it.

You decided at the last minute that it needs to be moved over a metre because the builder didn’t allow for the sewer pipe.

Yes, these scenarios have happened in the past & that’s where experience comes to the forefront. Dial before you dig plans indicate where a service is but it turned out not to be correct so adjustments where made.

This is why Tankless flexibility has an absolute advantage over fixed size tanks in Urban development.

Suitable for watering the lawn & gardens. Washing vehicles, flushing the toilet. Filtration unit can be fitted for in home use.

It was 7 years, having the benefit of years in the ground & still working like the day we installed them we have extended it to 10 years for the tank.

Tankless warrants the Tank for 10 years, 2 years for the pump, filter & fittings.

The most common choices are demolition of the pool then fill it with soil if you can get access to it. Soil settling & drainage can be a problem. Tankless removes the risk of settling & drainage utilizes the existing cavity for a Eco solution that moulds to the shape of the existing pool perfectly providing a huge water storage asset with a permeable top suitable for a veggie garden, lawn, sports surface or paving. By doing so you can remove the pool fence & open up your backyard.

With access to the storm water you can collect the entire roof & paved areas around the house to dramaticly increases your catchment. Opposed to most urban above ground tanks that only collect a portion of the roof line.

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Did you know the only part of the World trade centre  located next to the Hudson river that remained in tact after the terror attack was the Bentonite water proofing known as the’Bath tub’ that was built around the foundations to prevent the Hudson river from flooding the building. There was real fears that if the Bentonite bath tub structure would subside it would  flood the basement & also the Subway rail system that was directly below the twin towers. Thousands of lives were saved in the hours after the attack because the ‘bath tub’ held strong.

Underground Tankless system has used  Bentonite clay liners since 2008 as part of the water proofing system that has stood the test of time through earthquakes, floods & droughts.