In StockFlexitanks
£49.45
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Description
Flexitanks are lightweight, foldable water butts suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
They fit into spaces other water butts can't go, attics being a very common use. Discreet to ship and install, they fold down into small flat-packed packages - the 400l and 750l sizes open up much larger water storage options for most growers.
Flexitanks are easy to move from growroom to growroom and offer value for money compared to the price of traditional water butts.
There are sizes for every application - available in 100l, 225l, 400l and 750l.
Key facts
| Type | Lightweight, foldable water tank |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 100, 225, 400 and 750 litres |
| Use | Indoors and outdoors |
| Supplied | Folded flat |
| Brand | Autopot |
| Category | Flexitanks & Buckets |
How to use
Unfold the tank where it is going to stand and fill it. Because it folds flat, it goes where a rigid water butt will not, such as a loft, and moves easily from one grow room to another.
A replacement tap is sold separately.
Questions
Will a Flexitank fit in a loft?
Yes, that is one of the most common uses. It folds flat, so it goes through spaces a rigid water butt cannot.
What sizes are there?
100, 225, 400 and 750 litres.
Growers’ guides
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- Autopot Systems Explained: How They Work and Which to BuyHow Autopot works without pumps or power, which system and pot size suits your space, what to grow in, and how to set it up.
- Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water for Growing: Do You Need a Filter?What reverse osmosis (RO) water is, why growers use it on hard tap water, the RO filters we sell, what to add back, and when you can do without one.
