Tuffa 1650 Litre 60min Bunded Steel Fire Protected Tank
Height x Width x Length1680mm 900mm 1800mm
£4,218.00 Inc VAT
£3,515.00 Ex VAT
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Tuffa 2300 Litre 30min Bunded Steel Fire Protected Tank
Height x Width x Length1680mm 1200mm 1800mm
£4,173.60 Inc VAT
£3,478.00 Ex VAT
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Tuffa 2300 Litre 60min Bunded Steel Fire Protected Tank
Height x Width x Length1680mm 1200mm 1800mm
£4,812.00 Inc VAT
£4,010.00 Ex VAT
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Tuffa 2440 Litre 30min Bunded Plastic Fire Protected Tank
Height x Width x Length1665mm 870mm 2680mm
£3,194.40 Inc VAT
£2,662.00 Ex VAT
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Tuffa 2440 Litre 60min Bunded Plastic Fire Protected Tank
Height x Width x Length1665mm 870mm 2680mm
£3,447.60 Inc VAT
£2,873.00 Ex VAT
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Atlantis 650 Litre Slimline Plastic Bunded Oil Tank
Height x Width x Length144mm 61mm 153mm
RRP
£1,030.80 Inc VAT
£859.00 Ex VAT
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Atlantis 1100 Litre Slimline Plastic Single Skin Oil Tank
Height x Width x Length126mm 67mm 175mm
£732.00 Inc VAT
£610.00 Ex VAT
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Atlantis 1300 Litre Horizontal Plastic Single Skin Oil Tank
Height x Width x Length111mm 113mm 172mm
RRP
£836.40 Inc VAT
£697.00 Ex VAT
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Atlantis 2450 Litre Horizontal Plastic Single Skin Oil Tank
Height x Width x Length135.5mm 133mm 205mm
£1,234.80 Inc VAT
£1,029.00 Ex VAT
FAQ's
All non-domestic oil storage tanks over 200 litres need to be bunded.
For domestic premises you need to carry out an oil storage risk assessment (this can be obtained from OFTEC - form TI/133D). In brief a Bund is required in domestic situations if...
You are storing over 2500 litres.
Your tank is near an open drain or loose fitting manhole.
Your tank is within 10m of controlled water such as a river, stream etc.
Your tank is located where any spillage could travel over hard ground to reach controlled water.
Your tank is located within 50m of a borehole, spring or well.
Your tank vent is not visible from the fill point. (Such as an extended fill point)
Your oil use is for a building other than a single family dwelling.
Any other unique hazards to your site.
Please refer to The OFTEC home guide to domestic oil storage
If the oil tank has a nominal capacity of less than 3,500 litres, it should not be placed any closer than 760mm to a boundary. This assumes that there are no flue outlets or buildings between the tank and the boundary. Where these distances cannot be achieved, protection measures must be provided by means of a 30-minute fire resistant wall which extends a minimum of 300mm above and beyond the ends of the oil tank. For oil tanks with a nominal capacity of 3,500 litres or greater please contact your local Building Control Officer or OFTEC.
Oil tanks with a nominal capacity of less than 3,500 litres should not be placed within 1.8 metres of a flue outlet. Where these distances cannot be achieved, protection measures must be provided by means of a 30-minute fire resistant wall which extends a minimum of 300mm above and beyond the ends of the tank. For oil tanks with a nominal capacity of 3,500 litres or greater please contact your local Building Control Officer or OFTEC.
Oil tanks with a nominal capacity not exceeding 3,500 litres should not be fitted any closer than 1.8 metres to a non fire-rated (30-minute minimum fire resistance) wall or eaves. Where these clearances cannot be achieved, measures must be provided i.e. the provision of a 30 minutes (minimum) fire resistant wall which extends at least 300mm above and beyond the ends of the oil tank. It will be necessary to protect exposed eaves forming part of a roof within 1.8 metres of the top of an oil tank to provide a minimum of 30 minutes fire resistance. Cladding can be applied to the eaves in order to prevent fire from spreading to the roof. For oil tanks with a capacity of 3,500 litres or greater, please contact your local Building Control Officer or OFTEC.
Internal oil storage tanks should never be installed in a habitable area and if installed internally, should always be contained within an enclosed chamber. Detailed requirements exist for internal oil storage installations. For more information contact your local Building Control Officer or OFTEC.
All oil tanks must be installed on a flat, level and fire resistant base capable of supporting the weight of the tank when fully laden. If concrete slabs are used they should be a minimum of 50mm thick. The base should extend at least 300mm beyond the widest points of the tank and fully support the base of the tank in its entirety. Piers or pillars are not suitable for this purpose and can cause irreparable damage to the tank.
Please contact your local fuel distributor who will be able to provide advice on how best to remove it.