Collection: Hazardous Storage Containers

Most containers are designed for flammable liquids, paints, fuels, oils, chemicals, solvents, pesticides, and other hazardous substances. Always check the product spec for compatibility.

Yes - many units are designed to meet or exceed COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) requirements for safe chemical and hazardous substance storage.

If you’re storing liquids that could leak, bunded bases or drip trays are strongly recommended and often required for safety and environmental protection.

Most steel containers are weather-resistant and suitable for outdoor use. Polymer units can also be used outdoors if stated in the product description.

It depends on what you’re storing — from small tins and fuel cans to 205L drums or multiple containers. Check internal dimensions and bund capacity to match your needs.

Many units include ventilation to help reduce vapour accumulation. For highly flammable or volatile substances, ventilated containers are recommended.

Most containers come with reinforced steel construction, anti-jemmy doors, tamper-proof hinges, and lockable handles to protect hazardous materials from unauthorised access.

Flammable storage typically includes fire-resistant features and ventilation. Chemical storage focuses more on corrosion resistance and spill containment.

Minimal maintenance is needed. Regularly check seals, bund levels, hinges, and vents to ensure safe operation and compliance.

Most hazardous storage containers are used in construction, engineering, manufacturing, automotive, agriculture, workshops, and warehouse environments. If you’re unsure, we can recommend the right solution.