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When is a plastic bunded oil tank the right choice? Around 1.6 million households in the UK aren’t connected to the national gas network. Generally, these households will use oil to heat their homes and water instead. This oil (usually kerosene) must be stored on your property, in a tank which adheres to the government’s oil storage regulations (Storing oil at your home or business - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). Oil storage tanks can be installed outside, inside or underground. In commercial situations, heating oil may also be used to fuel machinery and furnaces, generate electricity or gener..
If your home or business relies on a supply of oil for heating, it is essential that your oil storage tank is safe and fit-for-purpose. The consequences if it isn’t safe can be seriously damaging to the environment, your home and your finances. Anyone who stores oil on their premises, whether a home, farm or business, has a duty to ensure it won’t leak. Heating oil can cause serious problems if it gets into the environment. It can pollute rivers, harm wildlife and contaminate the ground and drinking water. As an oil tank owner, you are responsible for any environmental clean-up costs. Th..
Around 1.6 million households in the UK use oil for central heating and hot water, as they aren’t connected to the national gas network. Oil (usually kerosene) is delivered to the property by an oil tanker, then stored on site in a bunded or single skin tank, ready to be transported to the boiler, where the fuel is ignited to provide the heating and hot water. If you are wondering whether you need a bunded oil tank to store oil for your home or business, perhaps the first question to ask is – what is a bunded oil tank? A bunded oil tank is a tank inside of a tank. Fuel is stored in t..
There are a huge variety of different oil storage tanks available. Whether you’re replacing an old tank, or installing a brand new one, you need to make sure you’re using the best quality tank available. Bunded oil tanks offer a number of advantages over other options including - cost savings, better security, and protection for the environment. Any home or business that needs to store oil or fuels could benefit from installing a bunded fuel tank on their property. What is a bunded oil tank? Bunded tanks are designed with a double skin, or outer tank, which offers extra protection agains..
There is a huge variety of oil tanks available on the market today. You’ve probably heard the term ‘bunded oil tank’ but you might be asking - what is a bunded oil tank and how is it different from other storage tanks available? Below, we’re going to answer all of your questions to do with bunded oil tanks, and discuss why you should be using a bunded tank for your oil storage. What is a bunded oil tank? Bunded tanks differ from other oil storage tanks, such as 'single skin tanks' because they have a secondary containment tank or 'outside skin.’ This tank-within-a-tank approach means tha..
Everybody that uses fuel storage is already saving time and money, although some may not even realise it. Most people storing fuel at their home or business premises use a bunded tank, which allows fuel to be stored safely and securely. The cost of installing an on-site bunded fuel tank will quickly be paid off and you could then start to make large savings on your fuel costs. Here’s our top reasons why on-site bulk fuel storage could save you time and money: Take advantage of deals It makes sense to buy oil in bulk when prices are lower - prices fluctuate throughout the year so make sur..
Are you thinking about having a heating oil system installed on your property? Or are you looking to upgrade your existing oil tank? If you’re considering this, then you’ll need to choose between several different storage tanks available on the market - from steel and plastic, to single-skinned and bunded. An oil tank will allow you to store your fuel safely and effectively and help you prevent leaks, save wastage, cut costs and protect the environment. The type of storage tank you choose will depend on your needs and requirements. To help you decide, we’ve put together a guide of the things y..
Heating oil is a great way to heat your home and water in an environmentally and cost-effective way. However, an oil leak has the potential to be extremely damaging on the environment and this will have serious implications for you - including hefty fines and even prosecution. It is therefore essential for homeowners with bunded fuel tanks to properly care for these tanks. Regular maintenance will not only save you money on potentially costly repairs, but it will also help protect your living environment by reducing the risk of harmful pollution. Fortunately, oil tank maintenance isn’t difficu..
Fuels such as diesel and oil are part of our everyday lives and are used for everything from running our vehicles to heating our homes. However, these products are volatile substances and can be very dangerous if they’re not looked after properly. Failing to properly store your fuel can have serious environmental consequences and lead to heavy fines. It is therefore important that you follow regulations and protect against the risk of pollution. Below, we are going to provide you with some tips on how to make sure your fuel is stored safely. Remember – your fuel is ultimately your responsibili..
If you are thinking of having an oil tank installed on your property, then you’ll need to make a decision: a plastic bunded oil tank, or a steel bunded oil tank. The material you choose will depend on your needs and requirements. You might be asking - what is the difference between the two, and which one is best? To help you decide, we are going to look at the advantages and disadvantages of both plastic and steel oil tanks. Advantages Of Steel Oil Tanks  Long-lasting - Steel is highly durable and potentially has a much longer lifespan than tanks made from plastic. Steel tanks are resil..
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