PACK-A-TANK®, is our Water Tank a flexible, synthetic, collapsible tank?
A portable water bladder tank? Or a transportable pillow tank?
Our Water Tanks are an Australian made engineered collapsible tank designed for storing or transporting drinking water or other liquids.
“My Pack - A - Tank arrived today. Very happy to have received it and it so quick a time frame.
Once again thanks for the customer service and prompt dispatch for it to arrive so quickly!
From what I have inspected of the product so far it seems to be well made and of good quality, nice to have an Australian made product for a change.
I am sure that I will be showing my tank to many friends and other campers and will pass on my recommendations for your companies good service - best wishes for the future.
With Kind Regards, Steve (Tamworth, NSW)”
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PACK-A-TANK® Nomad and Backseat
Need water storage but don't have a lot of space?
Check out our Nomad and Backseat range.
Perfect for caravanning, camping, boating and fishing. More...
PACK-A-TANK® Standard Water Bladder
Our Standard water bladder tanks comes in a range of stocked sizes,
with custom sizes available on request for volumes
between 5000 and 100,000 Litres. More...
PACK-A-TANK® Temporary Water Storage
It’s time to get your swimming pool, summer ready!
Temporary Water Storage tanks are ideal for pool repairs or renovations. More...
Customer Feedback:
PACK-A-TANK® Worldwide users include;
Brisbane City Council (Australia), ACT Government Urban Services (Australia), Country Fire Authority Victoria (Australia), Cruise Whitsundays (Australia), Essential Energy Ltd (Australia), Cygernetix (Singapore), Sauer Corporation (USA), LGC Limited (UK), Aviatrade (Malaysia), Oxfam (Australia) and UNICEF (Worldwide)
Brisbane City Council (Australia), ACT Government Urban Services (Australia), Country Fire Authority Victoria (Australia), Cruise Whitsundays (Australia), Essential Energy Ltd (Australia), Cygernetix (Singapore), Sauer Corporation (USA), LGC Limited (UK), Aviatrade (Malaysia), Oxfam (Australia) and UNICEF (Worldwide)