Pillow water tanks from 25 to 250,000 gallons that lay flat when empty and fill on site when you need water. SITE TANKS builds potable models with NSF 61 certified resin and non-potable models for construction, agriculture, mining and emergency response.
A pillow tank gives you serious water storage without a permanent tank. SITE TANKS pillow tanks unfold on open ground and fill and drain through their own ports. All they need is level ground cleared of rocks and debris, with a ground cloth beneath where the surface is rough.
When a storm or outage cuts off supply, a pillow tank sets up fast to hold safe drinking water for relief efforts. With no foundation to build, it goes down wherever the water is needed. Shop potable pillow tanks.
Crews use pillow tanks for temporary water on job sites and in remote mines, and to stage water for firefighting. One tank can serve project after project, since it drains, folds and moves with the crew. Shop non-potable pillow tanks.
Farms stage pillow tanks for irrigation, and municipalities use them to hold temporary water during maintenance or a planned shutdown. Even the largest sizes fill no higher than five feet, so the tank spreads out low across open ground instead of rising like a rigid tank.
Choose potable or non-potable first, then size by the space you have: each listing gives the maximum fill footprint and height. Never fill past those dimensions, because the vent releases air and is not an overflow. Pillow tanks ship from Texas and are made to order; for a quantity order, request a quote.