Most councils require an engineer report on soil conditions, this report will also recommend the type of system that is required for your site.  You can find more information about Regional requirements on our helpful links page. 

The Promax Polyflo culvert pipes are suitable for taking all levels of normal traffic loadings, provided they are installed correctly. These culvert pipes are not approved for use in transit owned roads. Read more about installing culverts here.

When discussing the respective merits of plastic water storage tanks and their concrete counterparts, there are no prizes for guessing where our loyalties lie. Promax is New Zealand's premier manufacturer of superior polyethylene water storage and transport products. Our plastic water tanks combine several significant advantages that make them the smartest choice for residential or rural settings. Read more here. 

Potential customers often ask us, “What size water storage tank do I need?” At first glance, it might look like one question with a range of complex answers. However, at Promax, we prefer to explain things in simple terms, so we will sum it up in one response: buy the biggest tank possible. In our experience, no one has ever complained that their water tank is too big.

Extra capacity means more water, and we know our customers always find a way to use it. A prime example is in our increasingly drought-stricken regions, where people can access the rainwater they’ve collected in their storage tanks and keep their lawns and gardens alive through frequent watering. There is no such thing as too much water in dry areas, and therefore, no such thing as too much tank volume. Read more here.

The stronger your water tank, the more peace of mind it will give you. It will be better able to withstand the elements at their most extreme and act as a reliable water source for many years. At the same time, you want a water tank that is relatively easy to install. You'll be pleased to know Promax plastic water tanks are incredibly robust and durable but light enough to make the installation process straightforward.

A Promax detention tank and a Promax retention tank are not the same. Sure, they look the same, and indeed, they are both stormwater tanks. But the way they are set up makes them very different. This guide will explain that difference and show you why the words “detention” and retention” are not interchangeable.