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Water Tank Solutions
The right tank starts with the water service.
Start with what the tank needs to do. Explore fire water storage, potable water storage and tanks for wastewater projects, then select the material and configuration around the actual service conditions.

Application → Material → Configuration
Specify each water service before selecting the tank.
Find your starting point
Choose a tank solution by water service
The same project can need more than one type of water storage. Define each service separately before selecting tanks or combining system functions.
Fire protection
Fire Water Tanks
Water reserves for sprinkler, hydrant and other specified fire protection systems. Evaluate a standalone tank or an integrated tank and pump arrangement.
Fire water tank requirements
- Effective fire water capacity
- Pump suction and refill connections
- Applicable design and acceptance requirements

Drinking-water storage
Potable Water Tanks
Storage for drinking-water supply in buildings and infrastructure projects. Assess the complete water-contact system and the documentation required at the project location.
Potable water tank requirements
- Materials, seals and fittings
- Water turnover and cleaning access
- Project-specific hygiene documentation

Wastewater projects
Wastewater Storage Tanks
Review bolted tank options for wastewater storage and specified treatment-process duties. GFS and epoxy-coated steel configurations require a duty-specific compatibility review.
Wastewater storage tank requirements
- Liquid composition and temperature
- Tank geometry, seals and process interfaces
- Tank supply versus treatment-equipment scope

Corrosion exposure is a selection condition across applications. Outdoor salt exposure and corrosive liquids inside a tank are different conditions. Share both the site environment and liquid data when discussing the material or coating.
Different sites, distinct water duties
Project types we serve
Select the application above according to the required water service, then account for the conditions of the site.
Commercial buildings
Hotels, offices and retail developments with defined building-water and fire-water requirements.
Residential projects
Apartment buildings and communities requiring coordinated storage and building water supply.
Industrial facilities
Factories, shipyards and energy sites. Identify fire, domestic and process duties separately.
Infrastructure projects
Municipal facilities and public developments with site-specific capacity and installation requirements.
From application to specification
Build the proposal around the project
LeAqua’s modular tank and pump options allow storage, site layout and equipment interfaces to be discussed together.
- Define the water service. Identify the liquid, required effective storage volume and operating conditions.
- Choose the material and configuration. Review water compatibility, structural design, access and environmental exposure.
- Agree the equipment interfaces. Confirm connections, pump requirements, controls and the installation arrangement.
- Confirm the supply and acceptance scope. Identify drawings, inspection documents, delivery and site responsibilities before ordering.
Published fire-water references include CLOU Energy Storage in Indonesia and Yangon Shipyard in Myanmar. These references relate to fire-water projects.
Explore the product options
Water tank materials and types
Material and structural form are separate choices. Compare the product families, then confirm which construction is suitable for your application.
