Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: red star on April 08, 2012, 01:09:02 pm
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looking for a metal frame to secure my tank
anyone do them off the shelf
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I would imagine the likes of Pure Freedom and other WFP manufactures would sell them,I often seen them on Ebay now and again from suppliers.I got mine from Cleaning Spot ;)
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had a look they seem to be a lot of cash for a couple of bits of angle iron
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had a look they seem to be a lot of cash for a couple of bits of angle iron
Yes maybe, but will secure your tank if fitted properly to the van and will save a life if you had an accident.
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had a look they seem to be a lot of cash for a couple of bits of angle iron
go to a local welder and ask them to make one, I think you will be shocked at the material cost and time involved in designing and making one though, pop it into a powered coating company and bobs your uncle.
I have custom made a few caged systems and tbh its a pain in the backside.
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This is the one i recently bought, tank and frame were purchased from these ppl, i think they have a fitting service too
http://www.thecleaningwarehouse.co.uk/tank-retaining-frame-395-c.asp
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they dont look like a frame to me trippy.
what stops sideway movement of the tank ? also why is the frame not sat in the securing part of the tank, cheapo for a reason I guess although I could be wrong, the metal for my frame cost more than the cost of that kit
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The tank sits in the base, the base is bolted to the floor.
As a extra precaution i have also packed timber to any gaps.
The tank is 100% retained,it cant move anywhere.
I showed the guy across the road from me, who is an engineer, he told me that the material used is the very best,infact this is the same material that i used to use on building sites when i was a plumber.
The base was bolted in by the same guy who fitted franks tank
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them frames look proper cheap and tacky,
the proper metal frames from the cleaning warehouse are really good,
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http://www.grippatank.co.uk/ProRange-Tank-Frames.html
Any good - bottom of the page?
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thanks for info