The Platin flat tank from Graf is available in sizes from 1,500 to 7,500 litres. It can be used in either garden-only or full house formats, depending on the filter and pump combination fitted
Capturing rainfall for use around the house and garden isn’t exactly a new idea – but modern rainwater harvesting (RWH) systems go a step further than the humble butt and watering can arrangement. In fact, today’s setups can filter and store thousands of litres of water.
“It’s a simple and effective way to collect and reuse rainfall for a range of applications where drinking-quality water is not required. This includes flushing the WC, laundry, washing the car and irrigating the garden,” says Matthew Rolph from Graf.
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Build It magazine’s November issue is packed with detailed practical advice & inspiring projects to help you create your dream home. Here’s a taster of what’s inside:
• Stunning eco renovation (page 54)
• How to get loft conversions right (page 64)
• What you need to know about insulating your home (page 70)
• 10 design tips for wetrooms (page 85)
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