Collection: Commercial Oil Tanks

A commercial oil tank is designed for use in business, industrial, agricultural, or public-sector environments. These tanks are typically larger capacity, built for higher usage, and manufactured to meet stricter environmental and safety requirements than domestic tanks.

Yes. In most commercial settings, oil tanks are required to be bunded to comply with UK environmental regulations. Bunded tanks help prevent pollution in the event of a leak or spill and are often mandatory for businesses and insurers.

The correct size depends on:

1. Fuel usage and delivery frequency
2. Available installation space
3. Vehicle access for fuel deliveries
4. Whether the tank is supplying heating systems, generators, or machinery

Commercial tanks are available in a wide range of capacities, from small business use to large industrial storage.

Yes. Commercial oil tanks are manufactured to meet relevant UK standards and OFTEC guidance when installed correctly. Installation must follow manufacturer instructions and local authority requirements.

Commercial oil tanks must be installed on a level, non-combustible base capable of supporting the full tank weight when filled. Concrete bases or engineered tank supports are commonly used.

Yes. Most commercial oil tanks are designed for outdoor installation. The tank location must comply with separation distances, access requirements, and environmental protection guidelines.

Yes. Commercial oil tanks are commonly used to supply generators, boilers, plant machinery, and vehicle refuelling systems. Always check compatibility with your specific equipment and fuel flow requirements.

Commercial oil tanks are available for both heating oil and diesel storage. Always confirm the intended fuel type when selecting a tank to ensure compatibility.

Yes. Routine inspections should be carried out to check for leaks, damage, or contamination. Bunded tanks should be kept clear so any issues can be easily identified.

Planning permission is not always required, but this depends on tank size, location, and local authority requirements. It is recommended to check with your local council before installation.