Tank Solutions — FRP / GRP Tanks
Horizontal FRP Tank
Lower profile for sites with restricted height or where the tank sits on a skid or trailer.
Horizontal FRP Tank
A horizontal cylindrical FRP shell carried on designed saddles or cradles, where the supports and shell regions are engineered together.
Used for aboveground water, compatible chemical and selected fuel storage. Saddle spacing, end-head shape and external restraints are set by design, with checks on saddle loads, transport condition, foundation level and pipe loads.
FRP / GRP TanksSpecification
- Construction
- Horizontal cylindrical shell on designed saddles/cradles
- Options
- Diameter/length, saddle spacing, end-head shape, manway, baffles, connections, lifting points, external restraints
- Design checks
- Saddle loads, transport condition, foundation level, pipe loads
- Resin systems
- Selected for the actual liquid, concentration and temperature
- To confirm per project
- Working volume, dimensions, SG, temperature, support/foundation and site loads
Where It’s Used
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a horizontal FRP tank be moved after fabrication?
Transport imposes different loads than static storage — the tank is used only in the mounting and transport condition it was designed for, confirmed on the approved drawings.
How are horizontal tanks supported?
On designed saddles or cradles; saddle spacing and shell reinforcement are engineered together, not added afterwards.
Other FRP / GRP Tanks Types
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