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Installing a water storage tank is crucial for reliable water supply. Tricel’s comprehensive guide covers essential steps, including site preparation, tank assembly, plumbing connections, and safety measures. Ensure optimal performance and compliance with our expert advice.
Tricel’s GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) water tanks offer durable, corrosion-resistant solutions for potable and non-potable water storage. With capacities ranging from 43 to over 4.6 million litres, they’re ideal for domestic, commercial, and industrial applications. Manufactured using Sheet Moulding Compound (SMC) technology, these tanks are lightweight, modular, and customizable to fit various spaces and requirements.
Tricel’s sectional GRP water tanks offer a flexible, durable, and cost-effective solution for large-scale water storage needs. Their modular design allows for easy transportation and on-site assembly, making them ideal for locations with limited access. With capacities ranging from 1,000 to over 4.6 million litres, these tanks are suitable for various applications, including commercial, industrial, and residential projects.
Tricel Killarney collaborated with Dan O’Sullivan Heating & Plumbing Ltd. to supply and install a 30,000-litre GRP sectional cold water storage tank for the Killarney Brewing Company. The tank, measuring 5m x 2m x 3m, was designed to meet WRAS standards and included both internal and external ladders for safe access. The project was completed by mid-June 2022, aligning with the brewery’s expansion plans and ensuring a reliable water supply for their new €24 million facility.