It uses just one square foot of floor space to store four 5-gallon bottles! Getting those bottles off the floor means there's no unsightly clutter. Read what Kathleen has to say about this:

"We were excited to get bottled water delivered to our home--until the first shipment of four 5-gallon bottles arrived. They were too heavy to put on a shelf. And too big to hide under our bed. I tripped over them for weeks. The Water-Tower got them off the floor and put them into a space we weren't using. We call it the bottled-water bunk bed!"

The Water-Tower has become an ideal office accessory. Just read what Bob has to say:

"Our office used to have a wire rack to store our water. But, it just didn't look nice. So we put it in the storage room, which stays locked. The Water-Tower is an attractive unit that fits right in with our waiting room. Now instead of calling Facilities to bring up a bottle when the water runs out, our employees can switch out the bottles themselves. We place coffee mugs and the creamer/sugar supplies on top, and the empty bottles store conveniently below. It gives our office a neat, professional appearance."

Having a fully stacked Water-Tower can boost your level of comfort at home when the unexpected occurs-see Nancy's quote below.

"Our community's water tower was damaged during the earthquake last February. The water became contaminated and we had to boil it before drinking it. Then, as a temporary water system was put on line, the unevenness in the pressure blew out one of our home's water pipes and we had to shut off our water completely. We got our own Water-Tower after that. We don't have to worry about having enough clean water on hand any more."

Frank Lloyd Wright is well-known for using natural materials and man-made materials side-by-side, putting each to its best use. Following the same principle, Craig Wells (the designer behind the Water-Tower) incorporated the look of natural materials with newer ones made possible by advances in technology.

"The Water-Tower is constructed of hardwood (bottle slides), high quality plywood (vertical supports), and medium density fiber board (horizontal framework and optional top). Our customer gets a handsome unit that is lightweight, yet incredibly strong. It's a stable structure that cradles each bottle securely, while making each one easy to slide out."