How to Build a Ferro-cement Water Tank?

Ferro-cement tanks are an inexpensive solution to water storage. It can be built according to the needs of the user(s), hence it can vary in size, capacity, etc. depending on the specific requirements. It can be built using easily available materials and does not require much technical expertise.
In this video, we run you through the steps involved in building a Ferro-cement tank.

[@DickDuran-ch2tb]

It works..I built one underground based on this informational video..I used weld wire and chain link fence..pvc pipe for the uprights and roof supports..It holds 3200 gallons of water..I used sandy soil and Portland cement mixed with latex paint as the mortar mixture..I've had decent results

[@jerriobial6312]

Niceeee thank you. Greetings from Philippines

[@Sam-black]

The images of quantities it's not very clear Maybe you could link to the somewhere on the net or making another quick video with them Incorporated Great video, very inspiring

[@DickDuran-ch2tb]

I live in New Mexico usa

[@tombosir603]

Please could give a pdf version of the data on the number of materials required for different capacities. Thanks

[@sudanbhattarai9395]

Where is form work hdpe pipe??😅

[@Comdiver1976]

How is this cheaper.? Seems like the amount of steel required would be expensive.

[@blakehafling6995]

That would be relative to prices in your area after shipping and installation of a similar sized premade tank. Rebar isn't too expensive when you buy it in long lengths and it doesn't need to be thick either.