Large Non-Potable 3300 Litre Cylindrical Water Tank - Black Float Valve & Float:None including ramp leg) 1057mm Holder Size:6XL

Name: Large Non-Potable 3300 Litre Cylindrical Water Tank - Black Float Valve & Float:None including ramp leg) 1057mm Holder Size:6XL
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 10507819982
Price: 405.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0918 (30 reviews)

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Description

Large Non Potable 3300 Litre Cylindrical Water Tank Black Float Valve & Float:None including ramp leg) 1057mm Holder Size:6XL including ramp leg) 1057mm Holder spacing (centre to centre) 305mm Details Material Galvanised mild steel Fixing Bolt down or cast into concrete 1000 Litre Bunded Water Tank Specifications Design and manufacture is all done in house to ensure our high standards are met Manufactured entirely in house

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