In order to prevent fires and protect themselves, many private individuals choose to equip themselves with fire reserves such as flexible tanks. 

Initially designed for simple applications such as agricultural irrigation or drinking water storage, flexible tanks are now finding their place in fields as varied as swimming pool water recovery, snow cannon water supply, or even salt water storage for industrial and scientific uses.

Clearing undergrowth limits vegetation, reduces the risk of fire and protects the environment. It's an essential preventive measure for securing homes and sensitive areas.

Faced with urban expansion and the challenges posed by climate disruption, water management is becoming a real headache for urban areas. In this context, a solution is emerging: flexible tanks.

With September 2023 averaging 21.5°C, we've reached thermal highs since records began in France. In early autumn, dry, hot weather has delayed groundwater recharge by spring 2024. Anticipating and storing water is becoming a necessity.

3 storms Ciaran, Domingos and Elisa caused unprecedented high water and flooding in late 2023. What impact will this have on water tables?

When a fire breaks out, every minute counts. The flexible tank is the solution, adopted by SDIS, to fight forest fires.

On October 12, 2023, 83 départements were affected by drought and subject to water use restrictions, according to the French Ministry of Ecological Transition. This situation reveals an uneven distribution of water resources, with some territories spared. To provide a framework for the use of rainwater and treated wastewater, decree no. 2023-835 of August 29, 2023 has been adopted, repealing the previous decree no. 2022-336. Decrypted.