Village Facility Filter
For schools, clinics, churches and farms going through real volume. It plumbs into the system already on site and runs on neither chemicals nor electricity.

Priced on request quoted per installation
Installations differ by building, by the plumbing already in place and by how much water goes through it in a day, so the Facility Filter is quoted individually rather than sold off a shelf. Tell us about the site and you will get a figure that covers the work, not a guess.
- Supplies up to 9 000 litres an hour
- Connects to the existing plumbing system
- No chemicals, no batteries, no electricity
- Lasts up to ten years, with no parts to replace
What it does
9 000 litres an hour
Sized for daily use in a facility that goes through real volume, so the supply keeps up with a full building rather than a single household.
Connects to existing plumbing
It plumbs into the system already on site. No separate tank, no parallel network and no re-piping of the building.
No chemicals, no energy
No dosing, no batteries and no electricity, so it keeps running through load shedding and outside the reach of the grid.
Up to ten years
No parts to replace. Maintenance is keeping the filters clean, and properly maintained it lasts up to a decade.
Built for buildings full of people
A household filter and an institutional one fail in different ways. The Bucket Filter is sized for a family; this one is sized for a building where hundreds of people drink from the same supply, every day, whether or not the power is on.

What we need to quote you
Send these four things and the quote comes back accurate the first time.
- What kind of facility it is, and roughly how many people it serves
- Where the water comes from now: municipal, borehole, tank or river
- Whether there is an existing plumbing system to connect into
- The town or district, so delivery and installation can be costed
Clean, safe drinking water for your family
The Village Bucket Filter is R749 excluding delivery, and it keeps working for up to ten years with nothing to replace.