The Latest Regulations On Installing Oil Tanks Internally.
We are often asked this question – Can I install an Oil Tank Internally?
Here are the latest regulations on installing oil tanks internally.
Oil tanks can be installed inside a garage or uninhabited building located at a domestic property.
However, they do require a fully enclosed non-combustible fire-resistant chamber with 60 minute fire resistance.
When it comes to replacing your old oil tank there are various options that you will be presented with.
One of the first options to consider it what material the tank is made of. Historically, oil tanks were made from steel, which whilst offering a structurally solid oil tank the maintenance of steel tanks meant that the tank would require some upkeep throughout its lifetime.
Check Your Fuel Tank For Leaks Today!
Essential Checks For Your Fuel Tank
The Environment Agency is urging people to check their storage fuel tanks for leaks to protect the environment and reduce the risk of potentially large financial losses.
This is a real risk to both the environment and your pocket.
Some household insurances do not fully protect you in the event of an oil spillage, just 2 litres of oil can cause serious damage.
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 […]
Plastic tanks can deteriorate, buckle and bow under hot and cold conditions. It’s 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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