Bushmans services all the major cities and towns along the South Coast of NSW. Our stockists carry our tanks and, in most cases, supply a wide range of related products such as water pumps and other accessories.
Bushmans have been in the water tank manufacturing business since 1989, gaining a breadth of knowledge that only comes with years of experience. Bushmans have been regularly developing products to meet the ever-changing needs of customers and wide range of conditions for installation.
Bushmans tanks come a variety of shapes, sizes and colours to meet functional and aesthetic requirements. Bushmans poly tanks in NSW range in size from 660 litres through to 46 400 lites. Bushmans also has a series of Aqualine steel tanks for higher water volume storage requirements.
These sizes range from 22,500 litres through to 363,000 litres. Click here to go to product pages.
Our tanks come with a 10-year fix or replace guarantee for our poly tanks in NSW and a 10-year Aqualine guarantee for our steel liner tanks.
Why Choose a Bushman or Aqualine tank?
- Plants in line with AS4766 quality standard
- Nearly 30 years of tank manufacturing experience
- Regional manufacturing and delivery – One stop shop
- Suntough® poly tanks – longer life in the sun
- Simple and easy to deal with
Bushmans offers free delivery to the South Coast from our distribution and manufacturing facility in Orange.
Wollongong is the major industrial centre on the South Coast with a population of around 300,000 people. Starting in the Illawarra region, you’ll come across the following towns as you travel down the coast:
- The City of Shoalhaven – Berry, Nowra, Ulladulla, Culburra Beach
- The Eurobodalla Shire – Batemans Bay, Moruya and Narooma
- The Bega Valley – Bega and Eden
The 800 to 1300 mm of rainfall per annum is fairly evenly spread over the year. This pattern is ideal for water tanks in NSW and rainwater harvesting. The many smaller rural holdings on the South Coast are very reliant on tanks for rainwater storage.
This region is characterized by mixed farming; including cropping, horticulture, grazing and hobby farms. With a relatively spread out pattern of rainfall, this area is ideal for the use of rainwater tanks in NSW. Their use not only better serves the environment by catching rainwater for later use but can also drastically reduce water bills.
Dairy farming is highly prevalent in this area: a practice which requires high volumes of water to sustain a healthy cow population and supply of milk.