What is rainwater harvesting? Rainwater harvesting is the practice of collecting rainwater and storing it for subsequent use. The most common form of rainwater harvesting is from the roofs of buildings, but it can also be collected as stormwater runoff through specially prepared ground surfaces or via subsoil drainage from turf areas. Rainwater can be used for outdoor use, such as irrigation or pool filling, or for indoor use such as clothes washing, toilet flushing, or bathing. Properly treated rainwater can serve as emergency drinking water or even primary drinking water if no other source is available.
Why harvest rain water? conserve Water is a scarce resource that is essential for our existence and
our supplies are increasingly coming under pressure. protect
Storm water runoff from roofs and paved surfaces over burden our
storm water infrastructure and damage our waterways save
Rain water falls free from the sky and can be captured and used for
almost any application, saving you on your water bills emergency water A store of rain water provides emergency water for the next time
your water supply is cut off or you are rationed by water restrictions
Rain Harvesting Systems has the most comprehensive rainwater harvesting solutions in South Africa.
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