Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks. Designed and manufactured to exceed the most technical, environmental, and regulatory requirements. Used primarily for the storage of heating oil and suitable for both domestic and commercial purposes. Read More Manufacturers design oil storage tanks for the home specifically for kerosene. Kerosene is a type of fuel used in many industries but commonly for home heating oil storage. A bunded tank is a type of oil storage tank with two layers. The inner tank stores the fuel, while an extra layer of protection surrounds it. This reduces the possibility of oil leaking into the surrounding environment. Ensure you understand the regulations regarding the storage of heating oil before making a purchase. Here is a link to the UK Government Guidelines on oil storage for further information. If you are not sure a plastic oil tank is for you, ae also have an extensive range of Steel Bunded Oil Tanks. Our team of experts are here to help you find the ideal oil tank for your needs. Whether you’re looking for a plastic oil tank or a bunded oil tank, we have a wide range of options to choose from. Our tanks are durable, reliable, and designed to meet all regulations for oil storage. If you are still unsure which bunded oil storage tanks are right for you, feel free to contact us for assistance. We’re here to make sure you have the information and guidance you need to make the best decision for your heating oil storage. Check out our full fuel tanks range at Online Tank Store today to find the right oil storage solution for you. Not sure if you need a Plastic Bunded Oil Tank? You can view our full range here.
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Slimline Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Slimline Oil Tanks
Slimline Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Plastic Bunded Oil Tanks
Oil Tank FAQs
Can I Install My Own Oil Tank?
Whilst it may not be mandatory to have an oil tank installed by a professional, there are certain requirements in order to install an oil tank yourself. You will have to notify your local authority and a site inspector will be required to inspect and authorise the installation. The costs for this vary and requirements could vary per region. Contact your local authority for advice on this.
How Often Does An Oil Tank Need Replacing?
With regular maintenance, an oil tank should have a life span of 20 years for a plastic oil tank and 30 for a steel oil tank. Replacing an oil tank is only a requirement when the existing tank is damaged, warped or beyond repair. It is best to consult the person who services and maintains your tank for advice on this.
Do I Need A Single Skin or Bunded Oil Tank?
In all cases, a risk assessment should be carried out by a suitably qualified engineer. If the installation of the tank is within certain parameters, a bunded tank will be required.
What Is A 'Twin Walled' Tank?
A 'twin walled' or 'double-skinned' tank is a tank with a double wall, for the purpose of strength and shape integrity. These 'twin-walled tanks' are not designed to the same regulations as the bunded tanks and therefore may not have the legal secondary containment of 110% of the tank capacity for the tank contents. Therefore, they should not be confused with a bunded tank.
Do I Need A Steel Or A Plastic Oil Tank?
There are advantages to both steel oil tanks and plastic oil tanks. You can read about these in more detail in the article Steel Tank vs Plastic Tanks.