4 August 2025
Modern form, classic function – meet the Tanker garden post with tap
In a world where the garden becomes an extension of the living room, there is no room for random details. Doktorvolt introduces the Tanker garden post with tap – a solution that combines the practicality of a hydrant with the aesthetics of modern garden architecture.
Its minimalist form and anthracite color (RAL 7016) allow the Tanker to blend seamlessly into its surroundings, while adding elegance to the garden. It’s not just a tool – it’s a decorative element that says: “Here, someone pays attention to details.”
Why choose it?
🔹 Design & discretion – the matte anthracite finish blends beautifully with greenery and modern garden architecture
🔹 Built to last – galvanized and powder-coated steel effectively protects the post from moisture, rain, and sun
🔹 High-quality tap – made of nickel-plated brass for corrosion resistance and a lasting elegant look
🔹 Ready to connect – standard 3/4” thread allows for quick hose connection without unnecessary adapters
🔹 Made in Poland – durability and quality guaranteed by Doktorvolt
Who is it for?
Homeowners with modern gardens and terraces
Allotment owners who value both aesthetics and functionality
Landscape architects and garden designers seeking refined details
Anyone who wants to water their garden – with style
Technical Specifications
The Tanker garden post stands 595 mm tall and 180 mm wide, making it a perfect fit for both smaller gardens and larger plots. Its elegant anthracite finish (RAL 7016) harmonizes beautifully with modern outdoor surroundings.
The tap is crafted from nickel-plated brass, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and an elegant appearance for many years. The entire post is protected against moisture through galvanization and powder coating – guaranteeing long-lasting performance, even in challenging weather conditions.
At the base, a standard 3/4” thread allows for quick and hassle-free hose connection.
Focus on the details that matter
Choose the Tanker garden post with tap by Doktorvolt – because in a garden, it’s not only about what grows, but also how everything else looks.
