Effluent/Waste Tank Specifications*
Why Use D-tox for your Plastic Effluent Tanks
- Large available stock.
- Fast, Responsive delivery
- D-tox Clean/sanitised unit guaranteed
- All staff trained to recognised industry standards.
- Proof of service/delivery provided electronically immediately upon completion
- Registered waste carriers
- Emptying service available
- Big enough to cope small enough to care
- Waste capture under toilet blocks on temporary sites
- Waste storage at events
- Grey water from shower blocks
- Water from kitchen waste
- Any other liquid storage
- Built in lifting handles, sling points and forklift slots to enable moving
- 2 x 12" waste access hatches allow easy access for waste emptying
- 2 x 5" waste inlet ports allow connection to 4” waste outlets from toilets / showers / canteens etc.
- will not corrode - no matter how long they are in use. Unsightly rust is a thing of the past
- Lighter than steel tanks (120-140 kgs compared with 420 kgs for a 500 gallon tank)
- Optional level monitoring devices available – don’t be caught out by overflowing waste
- WARNING Tank Should not be buried – it is designed for above ground use
- WARNING Tank should only be moved when completely empty
Delivered and sited by D-tox trained staff.
Please be aware We will not make any connections to your site you will need to arrange this yourselves.
We can arrange a regular empty of the waste tank using our own tanker fleet or we can attend site as and when you require an empty, call our hire desk to arrange Contact us
Other Products/services
- Linking Kits
- Tank Monitor alarm
- Tank Emptying service
- Water Bowsers/Pumps
- 2 man sink hire
What size waste tank do you need?
This is a difficult question to answer as it is dependent on a lot of different factors but a key thing to remember is that the main cost associated with a tank will be the emptying of it and it will be cheaper in the long run if you have a larger waste tank at site.
However you may be limited by space and our largest 1000 gallon tank is much taller than the 500 gallon so that is also a consideration.
Most sites find that a 500-gallon tank is a good solution to capture waste from a toilet block as long as the levels are monitored and a regular empty is carried out.
Why Plastic tanks rather than steel ?
- They will not corrode - no matter how long they are in use. Leaking rusty tanks are a thing of the past
- They are much lighter than steel tanks (120-140 kgs compared with 420 kgs for a500-gallon tank)
- Lighter Tanks reduce environmental impact: by reducing fuel use in transport
- You can Deliver and position Plastic Tuff Tanks with far less effort, heavy equipment and expense than steel tanks
- Plastic Tuff Tanks are easy to clean and maintain a hygienic image
Registered Waste Carriers
If you are having any waste collected from your site it is your responsibility to ensure you use a registered waste carrier and receive a legally required Waste transfer note.
We are registered waste carriers (CBDU55139) and will provide you with an electronic Waste transfer note for every job we perform and ensure that your waste is taken to a registered treatment works.
Job Watch System
All D-tox staff use the Job Watch system where all jobs and vehicles are tracked and monitored on a real time basis. This ensures we keep our customers fully informed of any updates to their jobs as and when they happen.
Customers will receive Electronic Proof of completion including photographs as soon as jobs have been completed as long as we have a working email address
Locations
We cover your sanitation needs across the Midlands including Staffordshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Shropshire, Cheshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire.
D-tox take pride in going the extra mile to help our customers but we ask you to kindly understand that the degree of planning required to allocate all our driving resources means that we have a cut off time of 3pm for all orders that need to be completed the following day.
