Tank Solutions — FRP / GRP Tanks
Cylindrical FRP Tank
The most structurally efficient FRP shape, used across vertical and horizontal configurations.
Cylindrical FRP Tank
“Cylindrical” describes the shell geometry and can be vertical or horizontal — the efficient, commonly-selected shape for liquid storage.
Capacity, diameter, length or height, bottom and head geometry, wall schedule, stiffeners, supports and openings are all set by design, and the complete tank is checked for hydrostatic, external and site loads.
FRP / GRP TanksSpecification
- Geometry
- Cylindrical shell, vertical or horizontal
- Set by design
- Diameter, length/height, head/bottom geometry, wall schedule, stiffeners, supports, openings
- Checks
- Hydrostatic, external and site loads on the complete tank
- Resin systems
- Selected for the actual liquid, concentration and temperature
- To confirm per project
- Working volume, dimensions, SG, temperature and site loads
Where It’s Used
Frequently Asked Questions
Is cylindrical the default FRP shape?
It's the most common and material-efficient shell geometry, selected for most standard storage unless a project needs a rectangular or custom footprint.
Can a cylindrical tank be horizontal?
Yes — “cylindrical” refers to the shell, which can be built vertical or horizontal depending on the installation.
Other FRP / GRP Tanks Types
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