[jouk45]

has anyone seen these pillow water tanks before, they are very tough, and repairable, and fold away if you dont have a garage, nice space saver, and come in all sizes, or can be custom made. also in a head on crash, i would think this would be safer than the hard plastic water tanks,

this one is huge, must be thousands of gallons in there,

http://www.jwautomarine.co.uk/pr_lg_lfta.htm

[Glyn H]

Got two sizes in stock
They are designed for transporting water to disaster areas.

[jouk45]

what sizes do you have glyn, they look realy tough,

[Glyn H]

60 US gallon and 120 US gallon

[Glyn H]

When not in use the 60 gallon one folds up to 12" x 12" X 1"
which is really handy

[jouk45]

i think it is a brilliant idea, would be good if they where made in 125  175 250 litres,

[andyatkinson]

would be amazin a smaller one for topping up your trolley , get on it glyn!

[Glyn H]

would be amazin a smaller one for topping up your trolley , get on it glyn!

 

60 US gallons = 227 litres
120 US gallons = 454

I think we might have some 30 US gallon ones too

[andyatkinson]

keep in car top up trolley with it, great, what are the fittings like they look huge?

[Moderator David@stives]

Good for crash testing i think.

All you need is some spikes to tear it open in a crash ?

Do you think the loose water would do as much damage ?

[andyatkinson]

also it could double as a cozy little water bed for afternoon naps

[jouk45]

Good for crash testing i think.

All you need is some spikes to tear it open in a crash ?

Do you think the loose water would do as much damage ?

snap just what i was going to say  lol

[JSMC]

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/gelert-fold-a-carrier-water-carrier-with-tap/COREACGDJCN048

what about this? use these for camping

[HIGH LEVEL WINDOW CLEANERS (scrimmy)]

i looked into those a while back joe, they seem an excellent idea for those that need the space, they are available at most chandelry outlets (boats and stuff) 

[jouk45]

nice one scrimman, theres a chandelry round the corner from me, will pop in and see what they cost,

[andyatkinson]

arnt they a bit small? wouldnt the water take ages to empty out scrimman?

[ftp]

Got two sizes in stock
They are designed for transporting water to disaster areas.

More like the back of the van would become the disaster area i would think. Be like the Posiedon Adventure all over again.

[peter holley]

also it could double as a cozy little water bed for afternoon naps

lol ...now your talking my language

[Glyn H]

More like the back of the van would become the disaster area i would think. Be like the Posiedon Adventure all over again

 

I dont expect they would be selling to the military, international rescue and relief services worldwide  if they were unstable.

The tank is constructed from heavy duty polyurethane coated nylon that is suitable for potable water. This material is highly puncture resistant, durable and flexible. It will not wrinkle, crease or crack. When not in use this unit can be folded or rolled up to take up almost no storage space.

[matt]

PACK-A-TANK do them, a few use them at VW shows, leave them outside and the sun heats them up and they use them for showers

the 125 L would be handy for them jobs you are worred about running out of water


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