Water Tank Fiberglass Horizontal 10000 Liter Capacity, Diameter 149-184 cm | Al Muhaideb National

How is the Actual Price of a 10,000-Riyal Water Tank Determined?

The concept of a "10,000 Riyal Water Tank" in online searches is often a marketing term rather than a fixed price. The actual price for a National Mehyedeb water tank with a capacity of 10,000 liters typically ranges between 5,000 to 6,250 Saudi Riyals, depending on diameter and length. At Yomats, we offer competitive prices that cover manufacturing costs using original fiberglass, complete with SASO certification, making it the most economical choice for major projects in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam.

Detailed Technical Specifications for Horizontal Mehyedeb Tanks

When selecting a water tank, precision in dimensions is the critical factor for installation. The horizontal fiberglass Mehyedeb tank features:

• Material: High-density Fiberglass, resistant to rot and corrosion.
• Design: Horizontal, facilitating easy emptying via side drainage.
• Available Dimensions (for 10,000-liter capacity):
• Diameter 149 cm × Length 602 cm × Height 175 cm
• Diameter 160 cm × Length 523 cm × Height 188 cm
• Diameter 184 cm × Length 418 cm × Height 210 cm
• Applications: Drinking water, wastewater, oils, and underground chemicals.

Why is Horizontal Preferred Over Vertical in Saudi Arabia?

In harsh environments where temperatures can reach 45°C and beyond, the horizontal design of Mehyedeb tanks is preferred for several practical reasons. The horizontal design reduces hydraulic pressure on the tank bottom compared to vertical models, extending the tank's lifespan and reducing the risk of cracking. Additionally, the horizontal shape facilitates routine maintenance and the removal of accumulated sediment at the bottom, which is difficult to achieve in multi-layered vertical tanks. This technical difference makes horizontal tanks a smarter investment for long-term projects.

Note: If you are looking for other options, vertical Zamel tanks are a common alternative, but they require more vertical space and may be less efficient in sediment removal.