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Designing a LEED® Project? Going
Green? Use our products to earn LEED credits in water efficiency,
wastewater management and stormwater management.
Looking for a way to stop septic odors coming from your septic tank?
The Wolverine® Brand Vent filter is a powerful septic vent odor control filter designed to
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Click here for a list of Handler® distributors and dealers near you.
Do you have a very difficult underground tank
application that includes a high water table, extreme depths or traffic
loads? Get on board patented Tanksmart™ technology.
Onsite goes beyond tanks. We now stock a
wide range of Polylok onsite accessories, including lids, risers, field
accessories, effluent filters and more. Additonally, we are pleased to supply
the Alberta onsite market ARC chambers by Hancor.
Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems are the future of the
onsite industry, and Bionest is at the leading
edge. Clean water systems for households and
developments are available now.
Are you ready for 2010 when all fuel slip tanks must
be Transport Canada certified? Get on board now with an Enviroslip
premium dual wall fuel slip tank. Click here to find out why this will save you
money in the long run.
ZCL Composites Fabricated Tanks
Not all tanks are created equal. ZCL Composites, and it's American subsidiary Xerxes Corporate, have been fabricating underground fiberglass petroleum tanks for 30 years and they now offer a full range of single wall underground fiberglass tanks for non-petroleum applications such as potable water tanks, sewage holding tanks, tanks for green or LEED applications, rainwater collection tanks or even standby firefighting retention tanks.
Focus Industries is incredibly pleased to distribute this exciting line of water/waterwater tanks across Canada.
8 reasons to go with a ZCL tank in your application:
- • Cost effective in sizes at or larger than 5,000 Imperial gallons.
- • Standard ZCL tanks are designed for 7' burial depth, water table to grade AND an H-20 load rating.
- • Tanks are built to a 5:1 safety factor and can be pressure tested after the fittings and accessories are installed.
- • Tanks are NSF 61 listed for use with potable water. Other manufacturers claim NSF listing, but in reality on the resins that they use are NSF listed. This resin listing only works when the curing process is to the resin manufacturer's specification.
- • Rib is truly integrated into the tank wall and is the first component of the tank built. This means that the integral structure created by the rib exceeds those from ribs put on a completed tank.
- • ZCL can guarantee that, when empty and installed with the ZCL anchoring system, the tank will not float. What other Canadian domestic manufacturer can claim this or back it up with engineering?
- • ZCL tanks are built with a proprietary mold configuration that is uniqute and in sharp contrast to the male mold configurations of other manufacturers. This female mold design allows for much tighter control of the fabrication process and yields a superior, high quality tank that will not leak.
- • ZCL is a publicly traded company that brings with it a peace of mind in knowing that the tank is backed by 30 years of experience, hundreds of thousands of successful installation and an international presence that isn't going anywhere.
When getting competitive quotations for tanks, you should ask the following questions:
- • How long has this fabricator been fabricating a tank of this size?
- • What is the cure process for fabricating a tank for potable water?
- • Is the resin used NSF listed?
- • What is the testing procedure for the competitive tank?
- • Are engineering calculations available to back up strength claims at no charge?
- • Does the anchoring system guarantee that the tank will not float?
- • If the anchoring system does guarantee the tank does not float, will it survive the incredible hydraulic pressures of being fully submerged and empty?
- • Can the tank withstand traffic loading?
- • Can the tank even be buried in a water table? If not, even in the driest conditions rains and wet seasons can easily fill a covered excavation with water. A large hole, filled with pea gravel is the perfect environment to create a swimming pool around the tank. Will it last?
- • Can the tank, in the future, be removed, recertified and relocated?
- • Can the tank be pressure tested in the field?
- • Is the competitive tank fabricated by a local company with a plant in Alberta?
- • What is the delivery schedule of the competitive fabricator?
