Fiberglass Fire Fighting Water Storage Tank for Sprinkler and Hydrant Systems

Q1: What is the difference between a GRP water tank and an FRP water tank?
A: They describe the same type of fiberglass panel tank. GRP (glass reinforced plastic) is the common term in Europe, the UK and the Middle East, while FRP (fibre reinforced plastic) is more common in the US. Both use glass fibre reinforced plastic panels.

Q2: What capacities are available?
A: Any capacity from 1 m3 up to more than 1,000 m3 can be assembled, because the tank is built from standard 1000x1000mm modular panels.

Q3: Is the tank safe for drinking water?
A: Yes. The panels are compression moulded with food-grade unsaturated polyester resin and sealed with food-grade rubber strips, so the water stays clean without secondary pollution.

Q4: Where can the tank be installed?
A: On concrete foundations, steel base frames, building rooftops, basements or plant rooms. The sectional design lets the tank pass through standard doorways and be assembled inside confined spaces.

Q5: How long does installation take?
A: A typical commercial-size tank is assembled within a few days by a small team, because panels are lightweight and bolted together on site without heavy lifting equipment.