Chemical Storage Building Photo Gallery | US Hazmat Storage

Chemical Storage Building Photo Gallery | US Hazmat Storage

Engineered Hazardous & Flammable Storage Solutions

Welcome to the Chemical Storage Building Photo Gallery from US Hazmat Storage. This collection showcases real-world hazardous material storage buildings engineered for industrial, commercial, and government facilities across the United States. With over 45 years of steel building engineering, design, and fabrication experience. US Hazmat has what it takes to meet your project needs and exceed your expectations.

Browse the photos below to see how US Hazmat Storage delivers engineered chemical storage buildings built to perform in real-world conditions.

Custom design and engineered NFPA, OSHA, EPA, and IFC code-compliant chemical storage buildings.

Each project reflects our focus on code-compliant, purpose-built chemical storage structures designed to safely house flammable liquids, corrosive chemicals, hazardous materials, drums, IBC totes, palletized containers, and bulk storage systems. These images highlight a range of storage configurations—from compact hazardous lockers to large, fully customized modular chemical storage buildings—built to meet stringent OSHA, EPA, NFPA, and fire-code requirements.

Our chemical storage buildings are engineered for safety, durability, and long-term compliance. Depending on application, structures may include secondary spill containment, fire-rated construction, explosion relief panels, mechanical or passive ventilation, climate control, access control, and site-specific anchoring systems. Every building is designed with real operational environments in mind—manufacturing plants, utilities, refineries, laboratories, wastewater facilities, energy sites, and remote industrial operations.

This gallery provides a visual reference for decision-makers evaluating custom hazardous material storage buildings, flammable storage buildings, and chemical containment facilities. Whether you’re planning a new installation, upgrading existing storage, or preparing for regulatory inspection, these examples demonstrate how engineered storage solutions can improve safety, simplify compliance, and protect people, property, and the environment.