Ultimate Guide to Installing an Aquamate Tank

TLDRWatch the step-by-step process of installing an Aquamate tank, from assembling the steel panels to securing the liner and roof. See how the tank is built and learn about key features like the overflow fitting and basket strainer.

Key insights

🔧The Aquamate tank is made up of corrugated steel panels that are easy to assemble and install

☑️The tank comes with a 6-inch overflow fitting to prevent water overflow and protect the liner

🗝️The tank is secured with bolts and a curved steel piece that adds rigidity and serves as a base for the roofing panels

🌧️The tank's roof has a dome shape and can be fitted with rain saver gutters to collect additional water

🧼The tank's liner is installed with extra slack to prevent damage from water pressure and is sealed with washers and silicone

Q&A

How long does it take to build an Aquamate tank?

The tank shown in the video took one day to build, but the duration may vary depending on the tank size and installation complexity.

What is the purpose of the basket strainer?

The basket strainer prevents sunlight from entering the tank, reducing the chances of algae growth.

Can the tank be accessed for cleaning or maintenance?

Yes, the tank includes an access hatch for easy cleaning and maintenance inside the tank.

Does the tank come with a warranty?

Yes, Aquamate tanks come with a warranty to ensure customer satisfaction and product quality.

Can rain saver gutters be added later?

Yes, rain saver gutters can be installed on the tank after the initial installation to enhance water collection.

Timestamped Summary

00:21The video begins with an introduction to the Aquamate tank being installed, highlighting its large size of 28,000 gallons.

00:38The tank's corrugated steel panels and roof panels are introduced, demonstrating the ease of assembly and highlighting their origin from Australia.

01:43The installation process starts with placing the corrugated steel panels loosely to align the bolt holes, followed by tightening them later.

04:05The tank's liner is unfolded, positioned, and secured around the edges, and additional fittings are installed for overflow and water line connection.

07:15The roofing panels are installed, providing a dome-shaped roof for the tank, and optional rain saver gutters can be added later for enhanced water collection.

09:59The installation is completed with the placement of a basket strainer and the final touches to ensure the tank's functionality and aesthetics.