The old water tank is leaking , so I am planning to take this opportunity to change a new stainless steel water tank.
Currently is 300 gallons, I wish to change to 500 gallons, but I am not sure if the slab can hold this weight. Anyone staying in this area using 500 gallons tangki?

Current 300 is poly or ss tank?

which part of BU? just installed one 1000L at BU. lol

Sorry

This post has been edited by zaizu: Sep 20 2025, 08:13 PM

Boss pls give contact - maybe will change upgrade if the price is right

Better stick to 300 gal tank

BU1

Current 330gallons is 1200 L, I wish to change to 500 gallons which is 1800 L

This post has been edited by knightkew: Sep 25 2025, 09:45 PM

Poly tank

Usually is faster just call those companies brand like example king kong

Since they probably installed many area including your

whoa.. 1800L is around 1.8 ton oh.. I mean rough calculation, it's very heavy. you have 3 or 4 toilets and how many people staying there? IMO you dont really need a water tank too big. unless u got 2 families staying there.

Poly tank round base more evenly weight distribution, ss tank only 3 rectangular base plus that near 2 tonnes weight. Better check properly

Do they install ? I dont think so. They will deliver to yr doorstep only ..

Unfortunately they don't have the data

Unfortunately they don't have the data

That is why I am a little worried.. haha.. kiasu mah.. bigger the better

Are you at Bu 1?

Where you want to put it?

Are you at Bu 1?

Existing slab that is originally meant for water tank

Ya. Better to be safe than sorry. Later too heavy can cause structural issues. Better get lesser a bit.

No man. My current project at BU7.

Ya. Better to be safe than sorry. Later too heavy can cause structural issues. Better get lesser a bit.

No man. My current project at BU7.

if can get the thickness, width and length of the slab + proximity to the nearest beam (beam size).. can actually calculate the load of the slab...

1500 liters

can always do liddis



MAKE SURE the installation done nicely, use the highest grade material if budget permits, otherwise if start leaking u gonna have major headache later

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Oct 2 2025, 11:12 AM