Around 50% of the  the average water consumption can be replaced by  rainwater without any loss of convenience. The average daily usage per person in Europe being around 150litres. Add it up over a year and thats a lot of water and a lot of money. Your water bill doesn't get any cheaper each year so the sooner you make the change the sooner you can start saving - water and money.
If you're a gardening fan then you know how the summer droughts can impact  on your ability to water the plants you have brought or nurtured, you will do all you can to prevent a fruitless labour of love 
 

Uses

• Flushing your toilet
• Washing machine
• Watering vegetables/flowers
• Washing your car

Rain water harvesting tanks are installed underground in your garden. They have a flush locking top  that enables a mower to cross and prevents trip hazards.
The size of tank that you require depends on your needs, obviously  using harvested water  for flushing the WC as well as garden use will use more water.  These storage systems are available from 2800litres upwards.
To ensure a constant supply of rainwater we recommend a 4800litre tank,. This size gives a good compromise between purchase & installation costs.
There are various options from the simplest installation with one extraction point  to a fully automated pumped system feeding your WC's and washing machine with mains water admittance in times of severe drought. (if a mains water admittance system is installed it is forbidden to use the system for watering plants & washing cars in times of drought)