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WATER SHORTAGE SPECULATION
Is EL NINO back in 2024?
It’s a big question, but indicators suggest it may well be.
If this is the case, storage of water is now becoming critical as pump stations, driven by electricity and the outages associated with it will come to an abrupt “end”.
Apart from the Lesotho Highlands water supply being disrupted for 6 months, starting in October 2024, we may end up with bigger problems than what we’re predicting.
THE SOLUTION
BUY A WATER STORAGE BLADDER – the most cost effective storage solution by far.
WATER BLADDERS – the strongest, the most economical
Our patented system, tried and tested since 2007, is unbeatable value for storing most liquids :
WATER, WINE, FUEL, CHEMICALS, FERTILIZER, SEWAGE, OIL, DIESEL, CANE JUICE
Supplied in a variety of sizes from:
1000L - 500 000L.
- Easy to transport
- Easy to attach to with a variety of connectors available for different specs.
- No algae
- No evaporation
- No sunlight penetration
QUICK DAM
store water, store fuel, store fertilizer, store most fluidS
We have a compatibility table where you can check whether our bladders are suitable to store your fluids.
E-mail us and FIND OUT MORE.
THE ALL NEW GO-TO IN WATER STORAGE SOLUTIONS !!
RAIN WATER HARVESTING
Using WATER BLADDERS to store or harvest water (or most fluids) is completely underrated.
Traditional storage methods, ie: plastic, steel or concrete tanks/reservoirs are generally the “go to” methods, but financially these do not make sense comparing the cost per liter by using bladders.
Storage in a 250000L bladder for instance isn’t comparable to any other storage method, working out at a mere R 0.26/L. Our bladders were developed back in 2007 by Prof Bredenkamp. Many tests and mathematical formula were carried out and applied in true academic fashion, resulting in an end product that not only surpasses all required strength tests, but a product that has stood the test of time since those early days (the original units are still standing perfectly).
Water bladders can be used to store many different fluids – we have chemical resistance charts on hand should these be required. Advantages of using water bladders are numerous. Probably the 2 biggest advantages are that they can be easily transported and assembled, and that there is ZERO evaporation OR contamination of whichever fluid is stored. [A 250000L bladder can be carried in the back of a bakkie]