Ballvalve / Float Valve Inlets

Sectional Tanks are made from Panels Bolted together on site to create a Larger Water Tank. Also known as panel tanks,

The Panels are delivered to site with all the necessary Fasteners and Sealer required to assemble the tank, along with any fitting purchased with the tank,

The Tank requires a Flat Fully Supported Base that is within the tolerance of 1mm in any 1 Metre.

The Tanks are manufactured to BSEN 13280 Standards.

Select the Width & Height Item that matches your needs from the lists in the sections below

Then simply choose your required length from within that item.

Inline Screened Overflows - Designed for exisitng overflows that are not up to regulations, these fittings can be placed in the existing pipeline lenght, simply cut a section out of the pipework to allow the Inline Overflow to fit into the space to bring the system upto regulations

The overflow is a necessary item for any storage tank, and must be screened as part of the Water Fittings Regulations 1999 for potable water tanks to prevent igress of insects and debris into the tank, these regulations were more commonly known previously as BYELAW 30,.

A Screened overflow for a potable (drinking) water tank should be at least twice the inlet size on the tank.

Drayton's range of hot water tanks covers an immense range of options on sizes, insulation properties, temperatures and also capacities.

There are mainly two type of hot water tanks, F&E & Chemical,
the F&E Tanks are designed to take water upto 70 Deg C constant and other liquids upto varying temperatures.

The Chimcal Tanks are designed to take hot water upto 120 Deg C constant and again other liquids upto varying temperatures.

please contact us if there is a specific solution that needs to be stored at high temperatures.

example: Water from a wood burning stove (log burner) cannot control the water temperature accurately,

therefore a Drayton Tank Chemical tank is a great solution, as it can handle the water temperature upto 120 Deg C