Posted on 04 June 2010. Tags: rain runner, rain water tank, Rainwater harvesting, rainwater tank, rainwater tanks, water tank, water tanks
There are a number of factors which make the installation of a water tank in
your home a very viable and green idea:
* Having your own ‘reserve’ supply of water allows you to cater for any eventuality ranging from prolonged drought to ‘water outages’ as a means of curbing demand.
* A water tank will save you money in the long run.
* Harvesting rainwater is an environmentally sustainable practice. Every drop you capture means less water taken from our dwindling resources during the dry months.
* The Water Rhapsody Grand Opus rain water harvesting system allows you to pump your harvested rainwater back into your household for everyday usage-This system can be installed in two stages: First get your water tank harvesting free water and then add pumps which will get this water into your household for use in the home.
Posted in Rainwater harvesting, water tanks
Posted on 04 December 2009. Tags: rain runner, Rainwater harvesting, Ryan Crossman, sustainability, Water Conservation

Ryan Crossman, Water Rhapsody’s Gauteng master franchise has recently installed a number of new look Rain Runners. The Rain Runner is an integral part of a sustainable rain water harvesting system. It is basically a self cleaning filter box that accepts rain from your roof and directs it into a 40 mm ring pipe that surrounds your premises and takes the water to the storage tanks. It filters out all particles more than 1 mm in size.
The Rain Runner was recently redesigned to offer better aesthetics, as a result of a request by Ryan and now becomes the latest water conservation product in the range. See our FAQ on the Rainwater harvesting page for more info.
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