Why Choose a Camel Tank?
Strong Points
The unequal roof design of a Camel Tank does not or ever require a centre pole. The roof design of a Camel Tank is the future of the poly tank industry. The Kiss-off Ribs that radiate into the centre of the tank are the back bone of the tanks' strength as is the roof on your house. The Kiss-off ribs are solid and create a domed truss across the top of the tank. We would like to congratulate one of the largest tank manufacturers in Australia for their foresight in changing to this design. The walls of Camel Tank are tapered to virtually eliminate side wall bulge.
Aesthetics
A Camel Tanks is at the forefront of the Rain Water Tank industry in finish and design. The joins are virtually invisible and there no weld marks on the mould. The Parting Line matches perfectly so there no ugly steps in your Camel Tank. If you're worried about the ascetics of your tank, we strongly recommend you choose a Camel Tank.
Tips for Choosing a Good Tank
Make sure the tank you are buying meets AS/NZS 4766:2006 for design & AS/NZS 4020:2005 for type of polymer. Check that it has No square corners on its roof or wall ribs as these will be thin and can split. Avoid overflow in the sidewall as this reduce the capacity of your tank and tank sizes are calculated to the top your wall. Choose a tank with a Guarantee not a prorata Warranty. This is a trap where you can get up to 25 Year Warranties and you can end up paying up to 90% of the current Recommended Retail Price. Ask the tank manufacturer how many claims they have had on the model you're looking at, if any.
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