Tank Solutions
Water Tanks
Storage tanks for drinking, utility, process, fire and irrigation water — in FRP/GRP, polyethylene or steel.
Water Storage Tanks for Every Application
Whether you need drinking water storage for a building or process and fire water for an industrial plant, the right tank depends on capacity, location and water quality. Falcon supplies water tanks in FRP/GRP, polyethylene and steel and helps you choose between them.
Tanks come with the nozzles, manholes, supports and installation guidance your site needs, and can be configured aboveground, on a rooftop, inside a plant room or underground.
Tank SolutionsWhat We Offer
Drinking water storage
Tanks for buildings and facilities, with materials confirmed for potable use.
Process and utility water
Storage for industrial process, cooling-related and utility supplies.
Fire water storage
Dedicated tanks sized and fitted to the fire protection requirement.
Wastewater tanks
Corrosion-resistant tanks for wastewater and effluent handling.
Irrigation water
Storage for landscape and agricultural irrigation supplies.
Insulated water tanks
Insulation to reduce solar heat gain on exposed tanks in a hot climate.
Types of Water Tanks
Each configuration has its own page with the detail relevant to that type.
Drinking / Potable Water Tank
Storage built with materials suitable for potable contact.
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Utility Water Tank
Storage for non-potable utility and general-purpose water use.
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Process Water Tank
Storage sized and fitted for industrial process water supply.
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Fire Water Tank
Dedicated storage sized and fitted for fire protection systems.
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Irrigation Water Tank
Storage for landscape and agricultural irrigation supply.
View typeTechnical Snapshot
- Water types
- Drinking, utility, process, wastewater, fire and irrigation water
- Materials
- FRP/GRP, polyethylene or steel — chosen per application
- Placement
- Aboveground, underground, rooftop, inside building or plant room
- Shapes
- Vertical, horizontal, cylindrical, rectangular and custom
- Potable duty
- Materials suitable for potable contact, confirmed per project
- Add-ons
- Thermal insulation to limit solar heat gain; lining and restoration for existing tanks
Where It’s Used
From Requirement to Installation
- 01
Confirm volume and water type
Capacity, duty and any potable or fire-water requirement.
- 02
Choose material and layout
FRP/GRP, polyethylene or steel, and aboveground, rooftop or underground.
- 03
Fabricate and inspect
Built and inspected to the approved drawing.
- 04
Support and hand over
Installation guidance and documented handover.
Sizing
No single capacity range covers all five water services. Material and geometry (FRP, PE, steel or another approved system) are selected per project from required volume, location, water chemistry, site loads and purchaser specification.
Standards & Compliance
- NSF/ANSI/CAN 61
- Health-effects criteria for drinking-water-contact materials — product-specific certification/listing confirmed separately.
- AWWA D100-21
- Welded carbon-steel tanks for water storage.
- AWWA D120-19(R25) / D121-24
- FRP water tanks; D121 is specifically bolted aboveground FRP panel-type tanks.
- NFPA 22
- Water tanks for private fire protection, where adopted by the project.
A standard reference is not proof of third-party certification. Falcon states “designed and manufactured to” a standard only when it is backed by the controlled design and QA file; chemical, potable-water and underground suitability require separate product-specific evidence. Saudi/GCC approvals (SASO/SABER, Civil Defense, environmental, municipal, utility and owner approvals) are project- and product-specific.
Accessories & Fittings
Nozzle size, material, reinforcement and orientation are set in the nozzle schedule for each tank. Accessories are fitted as the service requires.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is best for a potable water tank?
FRP/GRP and polyethylene are both widely used for potable water when the materials and construction suit potable contact. We confirm suitability and any required approvals against your project specification.
Can water tanks be insulated?
Yes. Thermal insulation reduces solar heat gain and temperature swings, which is especially useful for aboveground and rooftop tanks in Saudi Arabia's climate. See our Thermal Insulation services.
Can you supply underground water tanks?
Yes. Underground water tanks are available in FRP/GRP, polyethylene and steel, with foundation and anchoring details provided as part of the design.
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