Penrith station has one unused large standard railway water tank from 1921. It is comprised of cast iron with a 20,000-gallon storage capacity single tier tank forming the top of the tower.
Penrith station has one unused large standard railway water tank from 1921. It is comprised of cast iron with a 20,000-gallon storage capacity single tier tank forming the top of the tower. This significant structure has years of railway history. The scope required the tank to be sandblasted in the railway corridor. The lead-based paint also needed to be encapsulated to ensure the lead chemicals did not contaminate any areas outsides the encapsulation.