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The WATERPOINT CLASSIC rainwater tanks are made from the highest quality, food-grade approved polymer coated AQUAPLATE steel composite material. These tanks are easy to install, easily inspected, easily maintained and provide a modern and stylish finish top suit any home. Avavilable in a traditional galvanised finish or post-painted to match the standard COLORBOND(R) steel colour range, the WATERPOINT CLASSIC tank range provides smooth traditional lines, backed by BlueScope Steel's 20 year AQUAPLATE steel warranty.
WATERPOINT CLASSIC rainwater tanks are available in :
2300 litres - 1320mm(D) x 1870mm(H)
3000 litres - 1525mm(D) x 1870mm(H)
3800 litres - 1770mm(D) x 1870mm(H)
4000 litres - 1525mm(D) x 2400mm(H)
4400 litres - 1880mm(D) x 1870mm(H)
6100 litres - 2160mm(D) x 1870mm(H)
8800 litres - 2570mm(D) x 1870mm (H).
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About Bluescope Water
BlueScope Water commenced operations during 2004 as a supplier of premium rainwater harvesting and stormwater infrastructure systems. Launched as a division of BlueScope Steel, BlueScope Water leverages it's parent company's many years of experience supplying steel-based products for the manufacture of water tanks, forming the basis for the business.
Like its parent company, BlueScope Water is committed to the development of inspired steel solutions. Rainwater harvesting, stormwater infrastructure and irrigation form the company's core business.
BlueScope Water has grown to be an international leader in water storage and water management products, with a vast product portfolio. BlueScope Water can provide a complete solution, providing advanced above ground and underground water storage solutions, water transfer and stormwater management solutions, in addition to commercial and industrial sized water storage products through Pioneer Water Tanks, a BlueScope Water company, operating from Western Australia.
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