The Bushman TC2364IW is a 100-gallon vertical water storage tank molded in white, standing 64 inches tall on a compact 23-by-23-inch footprint. That tall, narrow profile is the reason to choose it: when floor space is the constraint and headroom is not, this tank holds a full 100 gallons in a base barely wider than two feet. It fits non-potable water holding, hauling-and-transfer setups, rainwater capture, and rural or remote water reserve duty where a slim vertical column slips through a doorway or into a corner a wider tank never could. It is not certified for potable or drinking-water use.
Will it work for your site?
Confirm three things before you order. First, footprint and height: the 23 x 23-inch base needs a flat, fully supported pad, and the 64-inch height means checking door and ceiling clearance along the delivery and install path. Second, load: our sizing data puts this tank at about 834 pounds full of water, all of it carried high on a small base. Your pad, platform, or trailer deck has to hold that concentrated weight without flexing. Third, service: this is a water storage tank. If you are unsure how 100 gallons maps to your daily draw or reserve target, run the numbers through our Tank Sizing Calculator and Tank Sizing Guide before you settle on a size.
Footprint tradeoff and sizing it into a system
At 23 x 64 inches this is the slim-column build of the 100-gallon vertical class. Our 100 gallon vertical (23" x 63") buyer's guide covers the same tall, narrow geometry, while the 28" x 43" version shows the wider, shorter alternative that holds the same 100 gallons on a broader base with less height — the real footprint-versus-clearance tradeoff for this size. A 100-gallon vertical is also a common building block for a larger reserve. If you are staging water for private fire protection, our guide to fire-water reservoir tank design for rural and remote sites walks through NFPA 22 sizing and freeze protection, and the industrial water reuse tank topology guide covers quality-banded storage trains for rainwater and grey-water capture.
The mistake to avoid
Do not underestimate how tip-prone this tank is before it is filled. At 64 inches tall on a 23-inch base, the empty tank stands almost three times taller than it is wide — light, top-heavy, and easy to knock over during install before any water ballast steadies it. Secure or strap it while you set it, level the pad, and support the entire footprint. Once full, that same slim profile carries 834 pounds high and narrow, so any rock, tilt, or unsupported edge concentrates stress at the base and risks the tank leaning or splitting. Keep it plumb and fully supported.
This tank ships by LTL freight, quoted live to your ZIP code. Get your exact rate with our Freight Cost Estimator, or call 866-418-1777 and we will size, spec, and quote it with you.
