Flammable liquid storage buildings · custom-engineered
A flammable liquid storage building engineered for the liquids you handle.
A building for flammable and combustible liquids — separate from a safety cabinet. Built for OSHA 1910.106 and NFPA 30, with EPA secondary containment, and laid out for how drums and totes move on your site.
- Class I, II, and III classified-area storage
- OSHA 1910.106 and NFPA 30
- UL listed lighting, HVAC, and suppression
Prefer to talk? 877-959-0747
Who specifies a flammable liquid building
Plants storing Class I–III liquids
Move drums and totes off the main floor and into a rated building sized to the volume.
Painting and coatings lines
Hold solvents and thinners in a building designed for the process, not a cabinet row.
Factory workflows
Place the building on the handling path so loading and dispensing stay in the process.
The building
Flammable liquid storage building
Every building is designed around how you handle the load and what the site requires. Small-container shelving, 55-gal drums, palletized material, or totes — then fire-rated walls, climate control, and fire suppression if you need them. Secondary spill containment is in every building.
Building options
Every building includes EPA secondary spill containment under the load.
Material handling
Designed to suit the client: shelving, drums, pallets, or totes. Fits any building above.
- Small container shelving
- 55-gal drums
- Palletized loads
- Totes / IBCs
- Pails and buckets
Materials stored
Any of these can go in any building. Name anything else in the quote.
- Chemical
- Flammable liquid
- Combustible liquid
- Toxin
- Battery
- Paints and coatings
- Flavorant
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Building, not a cabinet
This quote is for a storage building for flammable and combustible liquids.
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Containment
EPA secondary containment is part of the building. Tell us the liquid so the sump fits.
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Fire rating
Ask for 2-hour or 4-hour construction when the liquid or the AHJ calls for it.
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The quote
We return drawings and a purchase quote from Boone, North Carolina.
Before you request a quote
Questions about this building
Is this a flammable storage cabinet?
No. This page is for a flammable and combustible liquid storage building. Cabinets are a different product.
Which codes do these buildings follow?
Buildings are designed to OSHA 1910.106, NFPA 30, and EPA secondary containment for Class I, Class II, and Class III classified areas. Lighting, HVAC, sensing, and fire suppression can be UL listed components; the building itself is not called UL listed.
Can you match the building to our process?
Send the chemical list, container count, and site constraints. We return drawings and a purchase quote. Call 877-959-0747.
