The rainwater from your roof is a valuable commodity: use Rainwater HOG modular tanks to catch and store your rainwater for reuse on your garden and even in your house. Irrigate with it, hose with it, even shower with it!
Rainwater can be used for watering your garden as well as for toilet flushing, laundry washing and bathing. Rainwater stored in food grade HOGs can be used as an emergency potable water supply. Rainwater is soft water, which means that it wont cause a build up of calcium in your plumbing like hard water can.
You can drink rainwater as long as your roofing material does not contain toxic materials. You will need to add a first flush diverter to the fine screen filter in the Inlet kit.
Don’t let your rainwater go to waste - the Rainwater HOG is functional, efficient and visually discreet rainwater storage!
Space is precious. Water is too. Sally Dominguez has designed an innovative vessel that stores the most volume of water possible in the smallest footprint. With a capacity of 51 gallons (193 litres), a footprint of 1.3 sq ft (0.11 m2) and vertical head of 6 ft (180cm) Rainwater HOG modules can fit under decks, up against walls and along side passageways.
Rainwater HOG won a prestigious Spark Award for Design in 2008 and was named in GreenSpec’s Top 10 Green Building Products for 2008.
In a double whammy Rainwater HOG’s innovative green design tops a Spark Design Award with a Top 10 Green Building Product award from America’s oldest green publisher, Environmental Building News
Rainwaterhog has received its LEED Assessment Scorecards for new construction and homes. Download the pdfs for further information.
Rainwater HOG LEED for New Construction Product Scorecard
Rainwater HOG LEED for Homes Product Scorecard
SAN FRANCISCO, April 28, 2008 — Rainwater HOG today announced the opening of its first office in North America in Corte Madera, about 30 minutes north of San Francisco. This announcement comes shortly after the launch by Design Within Reach (www.dwr.com) last week of the Rainwater HOG as one of their six new environmentally conscious […]
February was a proud month at HOG Works as we packed our first container load of Australian made rainwaterhogs destined for the United States. The container was packed tight fitting in as many HOGs as we could.
More photos after the break!
Sally headed over to the US recently to help promote the Rainwaterhog to a new market. While there HarvestH2O.com’s Doug Pushard caught up with her for an interview.
Read the interview at harvesth2o.com.
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