GalvanisedWater Tanks
Corrosion-resistant steel storage.

Talk to a
specialist
Sizing, regulations, installation. Our team has been answering these questions for over 25 years.
Our improved range of galvanised water storage tanks, from one of the premier UK based steel tank manufacturers. With such a long list of accreditations including but certainly not limited to BSEN1090 UKCA and CE Mark (including welded components) and WRAS Approval 2007053 for use with UK mains systems (non-wholesome) the quality of these tanks really cannot be underestimated. Though steel doesn't always spring to mind when it comes to sustainability, the steel production for our tanks is already inclusive of Carbon offset and the tanks are
The greatest of care is taken from the very start to the very end of the process, they are even packaged in a sensible and safe manner so that the unpacking after delivery isn't just safe but it also makes sense in the next stage....putting the tank together. Whilst we can't do this for you we can offer a really thorough and easy to understand construction guide, but if you would still feel more confident with a professional we can point you in their .
With such a vast range of options we really can tailor our tanks to your specifications, from power coating them to inlet/outlet sizes to types of covers for the tank. In the case of a bespoke fabrication, your needs are at the very heart of it and we will always do our utmost to design something that fits your needs.
These tanks have been used for about as many different purposes as you can imagine, from horticulture to aquaculture, drinking water to fire safety. The possibilities really are almost endless.
Galvanised Water Tanks FAQs
What are galvanised steel tanks typically used for?
Galvanised sectional tanks are most commonly used for non-wholesome (non-potable) water storage such as fire suppression reserves, cold water break tanks, industrial process water and agricultural supplies. They're a popular choice where large capacities are needed, as panels can be bolted together on site to build tanks far bigger than a one-piece GRP or polyethylene tank could achieve.
Can galvanised tanks be used for drinking water?
Our galvanised tanks carry WRAS Approval 2007053, which covers their use with UK mains systems for non-wholesome applications rather than drinking water storage. If you need a tank for potable water, you should look at a WRAS-approved GRP or polyethylene tank designed specifically for wholesome water contact.
How are sectional galvanised tanks delivered and installed?
Tanks are delivered as flat-packed bolted panels rather than one complete unit, which keeps transport straightforward even for very large capacities. Assembly is done on site following our construction guide, bolting the panels together section by section on a prepared, level base; many trade customers self-build, though we can point you towards a professional installer if you'd rather have it done for you.
What base or foundation does a galvanised tank need?
Galvanised tanks need a flat, level, and adequately load-bearing base — typically a concrete slab or compacted sub-base designed around the filled weight of the tank, not just the empty steel. Get the groundworks confirmed against the tank's filled weight and footprint before delivery, as an uneven or under-specified base is the most common cause of assembly problems.
How long do galvanised tanks last, and how are they protected from corrosion?
The steel is hot-dip galvanised to protect against corrosion, and our production process is built around long service life with quality checked at every stage from raw steel through to welded components. For a further layer of protection, or where appearance matters, tanks can be powder coated as an optional extra.
Can galvanised tanks be customised to our specification?
Yes — because these are panel-built tanks, we can tailor inlet and outlet positions and sizes, cover types, and finishes such as powder coating to suit your installation. If you need something outside the standard range, get in touch to discuss a bespoke fabrication.