About this asset

This corrugated rainwater tank Revit family features a ribbed cylindrical storage vessel, an offset pump cover, and an integrated concrete slab base. Rendered with horizontal corrugated ribbing along its vertical drum, the primary cylinder forms a tall water collection vessel finished in an understated neutral beige tone. Positioned immediately adjacent on an extended cast concrete equipment pad sits a compact pump enclosure featuring a curved vaulted cover that shields mechanical booster components from outdoor weathering. The stepped rectilinear slab establishes clear installation boundaries and site clearances, keeping both the storage reservoir and the auxiliary booster unit securely elevated above ground level for stormwater harvesting layouts and exterior utility connections.

The download is a 184 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this component directly into Revit project templates to coordinate external domestic utilities and civil drainage schemes. The unit places cleanly onto finished floor levels, exterior ground slabs, or site topography pads. Designers can align external downpipe routing and water distribution services to the unit footprint, verifying equipment access setbacks and maintenance clearance zones in technical site plans and utility sections.

Suited for residential developments, rural estates, sustainable housing schemes, and light commercial landscapes, this model serves project stages from master planning to technical design documentation. It pairs seamlessly with external gutter systems, stormwater detention networks, perimeter garden screening, and perimeter service paths. Architects and MEP coordinators searching for domestic water harvesting, corrugated water tanks, or exterior booster pump stations can readily populate realistic building service models and environmental compliance submissions.