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Atlantis 230L PolliCube Tank for AdBlueยฎ
The Atlantis 230 Litre PolliCube Tank for AdBlueยฎ is made from polyethylene and is very robust. It is suitable for the transportation of diesel and certain other oils (please check […]
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Did you know Carbon Monoxide is know as the silent killer?!?
What is Carbon Monoxide? Carbon monoxide gas (often abbreviated to CO) is produced by the incomplete burning of carbon-based fuels, such as natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), oil, wood […]
Coal Storage and bunkers here at Tanks 2 U
Where you decide to store your coal bunker, will largely depend on how much space you have, whether itโs inside or outside. For outside storage, the important thing to remember is […]
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We always recommend fitting gauges onto oil tanks with audible alarms which can alert you if your oil levels suddenly drop. A โnoisyโ surface such as gravel around the tank […]
Maintenance of your steel oil tank
We advise to preserve the life of your steel fuel tank and protect it from the weather, that you carry out tank maintenance annually. Top tips for your annual inspection […]
Identifying cracks in plastic oil tanks
Plastic tanks can deteriorate, buckle and bow under hot and cold conditions. Itโs important to keep an eye out on any suspect marks, cracks or lightened areas of plastic. Always check your tank for even innocuous hairline cracks as these can cause issues, particularly when a tank is refilled.
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A single skin tank is literally just that, one layer of plastic that contains the oil or liquid inside. They are generally cheaper than bunded (2-layer tanks) but are less secure. Most domestic and commercial customers will opt for 2 layer, bunded tanks but in England and Scotland you can use single skin tanks in some situations. ย We always recommend employing an OFTEC approved engineer to carry out an โoil storage risk assessmentโ before you consider installing a single skin tank.
How Do I Inspect My Oil or Water Tank?
We recommend that tanks are inspected every month, itโs a quick and simple thing to do and will save you money and hassle in the long run. But what do […]
Where Should You Position an Oil Tank?
We often get asked about where an oil tank needs to be positionedโฆ So here are the guidelines you need to follow for your tank to be legal and safe […]
How to Reduce Your Heating Bills – Ten Top Tips!
Apparently, the ideal date to switch on your heating is the 31st October (according to the experts!) But when youโve โswitched onโ how can you make sure you save as […]