Indoor Placement
The ideal place for keeping a plastic water tank is inside a structure. This environment minimizes temperature fluctuations and limits UV-exposure, which can prevent algae growth. Places such as basements, garages, or dedicated rooms for storing plastic water tanks provide the best protection from external influences.
Outdoor Placement
If indoor placement isn’t possible, try to find shaded outdoor locations as it will help to reduce the impact of direct sunlight and temperature variations. Here are some suitable outdoor places:
- Under Shaded Structures: Place your plastic water tank within sheds, barns, or under roof overhangs, as these areas can provide needed protection from the sun.
- Under Trees: Positioning your plastic water tank under trees will provide natural shading. However, make sure that the area is free from falling debris that could damage the tank.
- North Side of Buildings: The northern side of buildings receives less direct sunlight, which helps keep the tank cooler and also reduces the risk of algae growth.
Additional Considerations
- Accessibility: Ensure your plastic water tank is in a spot where you can easily access it for maintenance and refilling.
- Stability: Place the tank on a stable, level surface to prevent tipping or shifting.
- Weather Protection: In areas with frequent extreme weather conditions, protect your plastic water tank with additional fences or covers.
Get in Touch With Legacy HDPE
If you are looking for high-quality solutions for the production of HDPE water tanks, contact Legacy HDPE. We focus on quality and customer satisfaction, ensuring the durability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. For more information about our products and services, please contact us directly. Tel: 307-299-3049.
