GRP Tanks

Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP), commonly known as Fibre Glass, is a highly durable material often used in water storage tanks. It is extensively tested and certified for storing potable (drinking) water. GRP tanks are resistant to corrosion, lightweight, and have a high strength-to-weight ratio, making them an excellent choice for long-lasting, reliable storage solutions. With proper maintenance, a GRP tank can last up to 25 years without the need for regular repainting or coating, offering a cost-effective and low-maintenance option.

GRP tanks are frequently used in conjunction with cold water booster sets, which increase water pressure for efficient distribution in commercial and industrial settings. These booster sets are crucial for maintaining consistent water pressure throughout a building, and GRP tanks are ideal for integration with these systems due to their strength and corrosion resistance. Additionally, GRP tanks are commonly found in plant rooms, storing water required for cooling, heating, or other mechanical processes. To maintain water quality, it is essential to have GRP tanks inspected and disinfected annually to prevent contamination. Regular maintenance ensures the continued safety of the stored water and the efficiency of systems like cold water boosters and plant room operations.