Practical, plain-language guidance on choosing, installing and maintaining water storage, written by the Promax team.
Dust is a health, safety and compliance problem across civil, construction, agricultural and mining sites, and New Zealand keeps getting drier. This explains where site dust comes from, what it does, and what a transportable suppression unit needs to do about it.
Read the guideSeismic restraints anchor an industrial tank's base to a concrete pad so it cannot move in an earthquake, cyclone or flood. Here is what they do, and why New Zealand's seismic record makes them essential rather than optional.
Read the guideA fire service kit is the connection between your tank and a firefighting hose. This covers what a kit contains, how the standard, dual and buried-tank versions differ, and the FENZ access rules that apply once it is installed.
Read the guidePolyethylene is inert and does not react with water, so a poly tank does not leach into what it stores. Here is what that means in practice, and why water from a poly tank tastes different to water from concrete.
Read the guideBrowse Promax tank categories for residential, rural, commercial, and specialised applications.
Durable above-ground water tanks for rural, residential, and commercial storage.
Underground water storage for sites where space, access, or visibility matters.
Narrow-profile tanks designed for homes, boundaries, and other restricted spaces.
Specialised tanks for demanding commercial, industrial, and process applications.
