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Where can I buy the silo rainwater cistern?

7 years ago

Where can I buy the silo?

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Harding Design & Construction
7 years ago
This was made from corrugated steel custom for this project. Please look at other photos to see the construction process. There may be online vendors that sell these but I haven't seen one where the plumbing comes up through the base like this one. Good luck with your project.
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