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30 January 2025
Water Tanks Barossa Valley
At Tankworld, we proudly provide Barossa Valley and its surrounding areas with high-quality water tanks engineered for durability and long-term reliability. With increasing demand for rainwater harvesting in the region, we are dedicated to delivering efficient, dependable service to ensure you have access to the right water storage solution when you need it. Backed by our best-price guarantee, Tankworld offers exceptional value, helping households and businesses secure a sustainable water supply.
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Sale
Product on sale
23,650L Round Corrugated Tank
$2,620.00 – $2,720.00
$2,620.00 – $2,720.00
$2,620.00 – $2,720.00
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Sale
Product on sale
2,000L Slimline SLR
$935.00 – $985.00
$935.00 – $985.00
$999.00 – $1,049.00
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Sale
Product on sale
5,000L Slimline SLR Tank
$1,610.00 – $1,660.00
$1,610.00 – $1,660.00
$1,950.00 – $2,000.00
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Sale
Product on sale
15,000L Round Corrugated Tank
$1,910.00 – $2,010.00
$1,910.00 – $2,010.00
$1,999.00 – $2,099.00
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Sale
Product on sale
3,000L Slimline SLR Water Tank – Zone 1
$1,180.00 – $1,230.00
$1,180.00 – $1,230.00
$1,135.00 – $1,185.00
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Sale
Product on sale
45,400L Round Straight Wall Tank- Zone 1
$5,800.00 – $5,950.00
$5,800.00 – $5,950.00
$6,220.00 – $6,370.00
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Yaktek Water Levetators
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Strainers 400/420mm
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Brass Tank Outlet 50mm 2in
At Tankworld, we supply high-quality water tanks across South Australia, serving Adelaide and key regional centres like Whyalla, Murray Bridge, and Port Pirie. No matter your location, you can rely on us for prompt, dependable service and long-lasting water storage solutions.
Barossa Valley Vineyards Need Water Tanks
The Barossa Valley, located northeast of Adelaide, is one of South Australia’s most celebrated wine-producing regions, home to iconic towns like Tanunda, Angaston, and Nuriootpa. With its world-renowned vineyards, consistent access to water is vital for maintaining the region’s exceptional grape production. Many wineries rely on reliable water storage solutions like rainwater tanks to ensure sustainable irrigation and preserve the quality of their crops, especially during dry spells. Visitors can explore the area’s rich winemaking heritage through winery tours and cellar-door tastings, all while experiencing the valley’s commitment to sustainable practices.