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Chemical storage units are purpose-built containment systems designed to safely store hazardous substances in workplaces such as manufacturing facilities, laboratories, fuel depots, and transport operations. These units help reduce the risk of spills, leaks, and contamination while ensuring chemicals are stored in line with workplace safety guidance.
Many storage units incorporate bunded containment, which captures leaks or spills and prevents hazardous materials from entering drains or surrounding environments.
Our range of chemical storage units includes several solutions designed for different workplace environments:
Each option helps organisations manage hazardous materials safely while supporting compliance with workplace safety requirements.
Selecting the right chemical storage solution depends on several factors:
Our storage solutions are designed to support organisations in safely managing hazardous substances while maintaining high workplace safety standards.
A bunded chemical storage unit is designed with built-in secondary containment that captures spills or leaks from stored containers. This helps prevent hazardous liquids from entering drains or the surrounding environment and supports safe chemical storage in the workplace.
Bunded storage units are typically required when storing liquids that could cause environmental contamination if spilled. Many workplaces use bunded storage for chemicals, oils, and hazardous substances to comply with safety and environmental regulations.
Hazardous substances such as flammable liquids, corrosive chemicals, and toxic materials should always be stored in appropriate chemical storage units to minimise risk and maintain safe workplace practices.
Yes. Many bunded chemical storage units are designed for outdoor use and are built to protect stored substances from weather exposure while maintaining spill containment and security.
The correct size depends on the number and size of containers being stored, whether storage is indoors or outdoors, and the type of chemicals involved. Larger units are typically used for drum or IBC storage, while smaller cabinets are suitable for laboratories or workshops.