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This model has a capacity of 225 litres, providing a useful reserve for gardens, allotments and growing areas.
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Unit price perThe Pipeline Flexible Tank 1000L is the largest capacity model in the Pipeline flexible water storage range, providing a substantial 1,000 litres of collapsible rainwater storage for larger gardens, allotments and growing areas. Its flexible cylindrical design provides serious water-storage capacity while retaining the ability to be drained, dismantled and stored far more compactly than an equivalent rigid tank.
With a full cubic metre of water capacity, the 1000L model is designed for customers who want to collect a meaningful quantity of rainfall rather than relying on a small garden water butt. It is particularly useful for larger planted areas, productive gardens and allotments where watering requirements can increase considerably during warm and dry weather.
Despite its large capacity, the Pipeline design remains flexible and seasonal. Vertical supports hold the tank in its cylindrical form during use, while the flexible body can be packed down once the tank has been completely emptied.
Why choose the Pipeline 1000L Flexible Tank?
1,000 litres of rainwater storage
The 1000L Pipeline Flexible Tank provides one cubic metre of water storage capacity. That makes it a considerably more substantial rainwater collection solution than a conventional small garden water butt.
For larger gardens and growing areas, additional capacity can be particularly valuable. Pots, planters, beds, borders and productive crops can require significant quantities of water during extended dry periods, making a larger stored reserve much more practical than repeatedly relying on a small-capacity tank.
The 1000L is the largest variant in the Pipeline flexible tank range and is the natural choice where maximum storage capacity is the priority.
Designed for larger gardens & growing areas
| Large gardens | Build up a substantial rainwater reserve for beds, borders, containers and other planted areas. |
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| Allotments | High-capacity storage for productive growing areas where regular watering can create significant demand. |
| Fruit & vegetable growing | Provides a useful stored reserve for suitable watering of productive crops during drier conditions. |
| Container growing | Particularly useful where large numbers of pots and planters require regular watering. |
| Seasonal growing areas | Provides substantial water storage during the main growing season while retaining the ability to be dismantled when empty. |
Large capacity without a permanent rigid tank
A rigid 1,000 litre water tank requires a significant permanent footprint. Even when empty, its physical size remains unchanged. The Pipeline Flexible Tank provides a different approach, combining high storage capacity with a structure that can be dismantled once it is no longer required.
When assembled, the flexible body is supported vertically to create the cylindrical tank. Once completely drained, the structure can be taken down and the flexible components stored much more compactly than an equivalent rigid tank.
This makes the 1000L model particularly attractive for seasonal growing areas and sites where maximum water storage is useful during spring and summer but a large permanent tank would be inconvenient during the rest of the year.
High-capacity rainwater collection
Rainfall from suitable roof and guttering systems can be diverted into the Pipeline Flexible Tank using an appropriate rainwater collection arrangement. Rather than allowing all available rainfall to immediately enter the drainage system, the 1000L tank provides the capacity to retain a substantial quantity for later garden use.
The large capacity is particularly beneficial where a sizeable roof collection area is available. During sustained rainfall, smaller water butts can fill quickly, whereas the 1000L tank provides considerably more room to capture and retain incoming water.
Stored rainwater can then provide a useful supplementary supply for suitable garden watering applications when rainfall becomes less frequent.
Installing the Pipeline 1000L Flexible Tank
The 1000L model must be positioned on a firm, stable and level surface capable of supporting the tank when full. The installation area should be checked carefully and cleared of sharp stones, protrusions or other objects that could damage the flexible base.
Assemble the flexible tank and its supporting structure in accordance with the supplied instructions. If collecting rainwater from guttering, use a suitable rainwater collection or diverter arrangement appropriate to the individual installation.
The final position should be chosen before filling begins. 1,000 litres of water weighs approximately one tonne, excluding the weight of the tank itself, so a filled tank must be treated as a substantial stationary load and should never be moved while containing water.
Convenient access to stored water
An integrated outlet towards the bottom of the tank provides convenient access to the collected water without requiring repeated access through the top of the tank.
Water can be drawn off for suitable garden watering applications or transferred for use with compatible watering equipment, depending on the individual installation.
External graduated markings provide a useful visual indication of the approximate water level, making it easier to monitor the remaining reserve.
Care & seasonal storage
Keep the tank and any connected rainwater collection system reasonably clear of leaves and other debris. Periodically inspect the inlet and outlet to help maintain reliable water flow.
If the tank is being taken out of service, drain it completely before dismantling. Allow the flexible body to dry before packing it away and store the components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
The ability to dismantle the tank when empty is a significant advantage of the Pipeline design, particularly at this 1,000 litre capacity where an equivalent rigid tank would require substantial permanent storage space.
Pipeline Flexible Tank 1000L product details
| Brand | Pipeline |
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| Product | Flexible Tank |
| Capacity | 1,000 litres |
| Relative size | Largest variant in the Pipeline flexible tank range |
| Product type | Extra-large collapsible water butt / rainwater storage tank |
| Tank design | Flexible cylindrical tank |
| Support | Vertical support structure |
| Top | Covered |
| Outlet | Integrated lower water outlet |
| Water level | External graduated markings |
| Primary use | High-capacity rainwater collection & garden water storage |
| Typical applications | Large gardens, allotments, productive growing areas & seasonal water storage |
| Storage | Collapsible when empty for more compact seasonal storage |
Pipeline Flexible Tank 1000L FAQs
Is the 1000L Pipeline Tank the largest variant?
Yes. The 1000L model is the largest capacity variant in the Pipeline flexible tank range, designed for customers who want maximum rainwater storage. How much water does the Pipeline 1000L Tank hold?
It holds up to 1,000 litres, equivalent to one cubic metre of water. How heavy is 1,000 litres of water?
1,000 litres of water weighs approximately 1,000kg, or one tonne. The tank must therefore be installed on a firm, stable and level surface capable of supporting the load. Is the 1000L tank collapsible?
Yes. Once completely empty, the flexible tank can be dismantled for considerably more compact storage than an equivalent rigid 1,000 litre water tank. Can the tank collect rainwater from guttering?
Yes. It can form part of a rainwater collection setup using a suitable diverter or collection arrangement connected to the guttering and downpipe. Is the 1000L model suitable for an allotment?
Its large capacity makes it particularly useful for allotments and productive growing areas where substantial quantities of stored water may be required during dry periods. Does the tank have a lower water outlet?
Yes. The tank has an integrated outlet towards its base to provide convenient access to the stored water. Can the 1000L tank be moved when full?
No. The tank should be completely drained before it is repositioned or dismantled. A full 1000L tank contains approximately one tonne of water. How should I store the Pipeline 1000L Tank?
Drain the tank completely, allow the flexible body to dry and dismantle the structure. Store the components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
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Unit price perThe Pipeline Flexible Tank 100L is a compact collapsible water butt designed for collecting and storing rainwater for gardens, allotments and growing areas. With a useful 100 litre capacity, flexible cylindrical construction and integrated lower outlet, it provides convenient water storage without the permanent bulk of a conventional rigid tank.
The 100L model sits neatly between small rain barrels and larger-capacity water storage tanks, making it a practical choice for everyday garden watering. It provides enough capacity to build up a useful reserve during periods of rainfall while remaining relatively compact.
When assembled, vertical supports maintain the shape of the flexible tank. When additional water storage is no longer required, the tank can be emptied and dismantled for easier transport and compact seasonal storage.
Why choose the Pipeline 100L Flexible Tank?
Useful 100L rainwater storage capacity
With space for up to 100 litres of water, this Pipeline Flexible Tank provides a useful reserve without requiring the footprint of a much larger water butt.
It is particularly well suited to customers with moderate watering requirements, including gardens with containers, beds, borders and other planted areas. During wetter periods, rainwater can be collected and retained ready for use when natural rainfall becomes less frequent.
For smaller gardens, the 100L capacity offers a useful step up from compact 25L or 50L tanks while remaining easier to accommodate than larger 225L, 400L or 750L storage options.
Ideal for gardens, allotments & growing areas
| Garden watering | Collect rainwater for watering beds, borders and other planted areas. |
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| Pots & planters | Keep a convenient reserve available for regular watering of container-grown plants. |
| Allotments | Provides useful supplementary water storage for crops and other plants. |
| Growing areas | A practical water-storage point for routine plant care and compatible watering equipment. |
| Seasonal storage | Suitable where additional water capacity is required during the growing season without installing a permanent rigid tank. |
Collapsible alternative to a rigid water butt
A conventional rigid water butt continues to occupy its full footprint even when it is completely empty. The Pipeline Flexible Tank provides a more adaptable approach to garden water storage.
Its flexible cylindrical body is held in shape by vertical supports during use. Once the tank has been drained, it can be dismantled so that it occupies considerably less space when stored.
This makes the 100L tank particularly useful where available outdoor space is limited or where water storage is only required during certain parts of the year.
Collect rainwater for garden use
Rainwater collected from a suitable roof and guttering arrangement can provide a useful supplementary supply for garden watering. A suitable rainwater collection or diverter arrangement can be used to direct rainfall into the Pipeline tank rather than allowing all of it to flow directly into the drainage system.
The stored rainwater can then be drawn upon for suitable watering applications around the garden, helping maintain a convenient reserve between periods of rainfall.
The 100 litre size makes this model particularly useful for customers who want meaningful storage capacity without installing one of the larger tanks in the range.
Setting up the Pipeline 100L Flexible Tank
Position the tank on a firm, stable and level surface before filling. Clear away sharp stones, protrusions and other objects that could potentially damage the flexible base.
Assemble the flexible body and supporting structure according to the supplied instructions. When collecting water from guttering, use a suitable rainwater collection arrangement for the individual installation.
Select the final position before filling the tank. Water is heavy, so the tank should be emptied before attempting to move or dismantle it.
Easy access to collected water
An integrated outlet towards the bottom of the Pipeline Flexible Tank provides convenient access to the stored water when it is needed.
This makes it straightforward to transfer water for garden use without repeatedly accessing the tank from the top. The external graduated markings also provide a quick visual reference for monitoring the approximate amount of water remaining.
Simple seasonal care & storage
Keep the tank and any connected rainwater collection system reasonably clear of leaves and other debris. Periodically check the inlet and outlet to ensure that water can flow freely.
When the tank is no longer required, drain the remaining water and allow the flexible body to dry before dismantling it. Store the tank and its supporting components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
The collapsible construction makes the Pipeline 100L particularly convenient for seasonal use because it does not need to occupy its full assembled footprint throughout the year.
Pipeline Flexible Tank 100L product details
| Brand | Pipeline |
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| Product | Flexible Tank |
| Capacity | 100 litres |
| Product type | Collapsible water butt / rainwater storage tank |
| Tank design | Flexible cylindrical tank |
| Support | Vertical support structure |
| Top | Covered |
| Outlet | Integrated lower water outlet |
| Water level | External graduated markings |
| Primary use | Rainwater collection & garden water storage |
| Typical applications | Gardens, allotments, patios, container growing & general plant watering |
| Storage | Collapsible when empty for compact seasonal storage |
Pipeline Flexible Tank 100L FAQs
How much water does the Pipeline Flexible Tank hold?
This model has a maximum capacity of 100 litres, providing a useful reserve for everyday garden and plant watering. Is the Pipeline 100L tank collapsible?
Yes. Once empty, the flexible tank can be dismantled for much more compact storage than a conventional rigid water butt. Is 100 litres a good size for a garden water butt?
It is a useful option for small to medium watering requirements, offering more storage than a compact rain barrel without requiring the footprint of a large-capacity tank. Can the Pipeline tank collect rainwater from guttering?
Yes. It can be incorporated into a rainwater collection setup using a suitable collection or diverter arrangement for the guttering and downpipe. Does the 100L tank have an outlet?
Yes. An integrated outlet is positioned towards the bottom of the tank for convenient access to the stored water. Can I use the stored rainwater for my plants?
Yes. Collected rainwater can provide a useful supplementary supply for suitable garden watering applications including pots, planters, beds and borders. Where should the Pipeline Flexible Tank be positioned?
Install it on a firm, stable and level surface that is free from sharp stones or other objects that could damage the flexible base. Can I move the tank when it is full?
The tank should be emptied before being repositioned or dismantled. A full 100 litre tank contains a substantial weight of water. How should I store the tank when it is not in use?
Drain the tank, allow it to dry and dismantle it. Store the flexible body and supporting components in a clean, dry location away from sharp objects.
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