Reliable storage. Maximum flexibility. Built for Australian touring.

This range of water, fuel and grey water bladders is engineered for real Australian conditions, long-distance 4WD travel, caravan touring, camper trailer setups and off-grid camps where every litre and every centimetre of usable space matters.

And at the heart of this collection is Fleximake (FME) —

Australia’s leading manufacturer of premium, flexible liquid storage bladders.

Most bladders in this category are Australian-made Fleximake products, known for:

• Exceptional durability

• High-quality materials

• Proven reliability on corrugated roads

• Robust marine-grade welds

• Food-grade and potable-safe options

• Custom sizing and vehicle-specific designs

Fleximake is the gold-standard for flexible storage in Australia.

Only two budget water bladders in this collection are not Fleximake, and these are not designed for drinking water, clearly marked for non-potable use.

💧 One collection, three essential storage jobs

✔ Drinking Water Bladders

✔ Fuel Bladders

✔ Grey Water Bladders

Each solves the same problem differently:
“How do I carry more liquid in less space, safely, without adding fixed tanks?”

💧 Drinking Water Bladders; Safe, Space-Efficient Hydration

Fleximake’s premium potable water bladders are built with:

• AS/NZS-style potable-safe materials

• Food-grade PVC/TPU

• Reinforced seams designed for repeated folding

• Low-profile footprints that fit under beds, false floors, footwells or cargo spaces

Key advantages include:

• Low-profile shapes for tight vehicle spaces

• Flexible construction that moulds to available room

• Lightweight when empty

• Space-efficient when not in use

Choosing the right drinking water bladder:

• Estimate 5–7 L per person per day

• Ensure the bladder is clearly marked for potable use

• Match your fittings to pumps, taps and connectors

• Choose Fleximake for durability, safety and long-term reliability

Note: Only two bladders in this range are not potable-safe — these are lower-cost options designed for general water transport only.

⛽ Fuel Bladders; Flexible Range Extenders for Remote Trips

Fleximake fuel bladders are popular with remote tourers because they:

• Pack down extremely small when empty

• Spread weight across a wider footprint than jerry cans

• Reduce stress on racks and mounts

• Offer sizes suited to weekenders through to long-range desert runs

• Use heavy-duty, reinforced fabrics suitable for diesel and compatible fuels

Choosing a fuel bladder:

• Confirm fuel rating (diesel, petrol, or other compatible liquids)

• Look for reinforced tie-down points

• Follow safe storage rules for fill levels, venting and heat exposure

A Fleximake fuel bladder is often quieter, cleaner and more flexible than carrying multiple jerry cans, especially in modern 4WD setups where space is at a premium.

🧼 Grey Water Bladders; Stay Clean, Compliant & Camp-Friendly

Many caravan parks, showgrounds and free camps now require grey water containment.

Grey water bladders:

• Fold flat when empty

• Expand as needed to store sink/shower water

• Reduce campsite mess and odours

• Keep you compliant with caravan-park rules

• Make it simple to transport waste to an approved dump point

Fleximake grey water bladders are built with durable fabrics and reliable fittings designed for repeated fill-and-drain cycles.

Choosing a grey water bladder:

• Match capacity to your sink/shower outlet

• 20–40 L suits most caravans & campers

• Ensure fittings match your sullage hoses

• Clearly label the bladder for grey water only

🔧 How to Choose the Right Bladder Setup

Think in terms of systems, not single items.

Water System

• Potable-safe Fleximake drinking bladder

• Paired with food-grade hoses, filters and pumps

• Ideal for 4WD touring & caravanning

Fuel System

• Reinforced diesel-rated Fleximake fuel bladder

• Tie-down points + pumps or siphons for transfer

• Excellent for extended remote trips

Waste System

• Fleximake grey water bladder

• Compact storage

• Easy dump-point transfer

Key Questions

• How many days off-grid?

• Where will the bladder sit when full?

• Does it need routing to pumps or taps?

• What fittings do I need to integrate it with my system?

🛡 Care, Cleaning & Safety

Before trips

• Inspect seams, welds, valves and caps

• Test-fill at home

Drinking water

• Flush before first use

• Dry fully to avoid mould

• Store separate from fuel or grey containers

Fuel

• Avoid hot surfaces

• Follow fill guidelines

• Secure properly to reduce movement

Grey water

• Rinse after use

• Air dry to avoid odour

• Periodically freshen with grey-water cleaner

Storage

Store bladders rolled or flat, not folded sharply in the same spot every time.

Never mix uses.
A fuel bladder or grey water bladder should never be reused for drinking water storage.

🇦🇺 Why Choose Fleximake (FME)?

Fleximake is one of Australia’s premier bladder manufacturers, and for good reason:

• Australian-made with Australian conditions in mind

• High-grade materials sourced for longevity

• Marine and industrial-standard welding

• Precise, consistent manufacturing

• Custom vehicle-specific shapes available

• Trusted by serious tourers, miners, marine operators and off-grid travellers

When reliability matters, Fleximake is the superior choice.
These bladders consistently outperform cheaper imports in durability, taste/smell, longevity and handling when full.