Container Cabins & Site Buildings
2+1 Sit-On Waste Tank - Used, 4,800 L
AvailableSKU SC-CB-USED-BPH1
Used 4,800 L steel sit-on waste tank, primed black, with two 6in (150mm) corner emptying points. Pairs with a 2+1 steel toilet.
- ConditionUsed
$1,799.99
- Holds 4,800 L, about 1,270 gal
- Steel construction, 2mm (0.08in) clad
- Sits beneath a 2+1 steel toilet block
- Two 6in (150mm) corner emptying points
- Internal framework supports the steel cladding
- Primed black; 12ft by 8ft 10in, 2ft 1in tall
- 48-state delivery
- Inspected and graded
- All-in pricing
- Quote in 1 business day
Overview
A 2+1 sit-on waste tank designed to sit beneath a 2+1 steel toilet block, holding 4,800 liters (about 1,270 gallons). Steel construction with internal framework supports, clad in 2mm (0.08in) steel and primed in black.
Sit-on waste tank capacity, steel build, and outlets
4,800 L (about 1,270 gal) capacity, steel construction clad with 2mm (0.08in) steel, internal framework supports, two 6in (150mm) corner emptying points with covers, primed black.
Specifications
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Brand | Forge Containers |
| SKU | SC-CB-USED-BPH1 |
| External Length (m) | 3.66 |
| External Width (m) | 2.7 |
| External Height (m) | 0.63 |
Frequently asked questions
What does the 2+1 sit-on waste tank do?
It holds the waste from a 2+1 steel toilet block, sitting beneath the block as a steel tank. It has to be emptied through its two 6in corner emptying points.
How much waste can the 4,800 L sit-on tank store?
It stores up to 4,800 liters, about 1,270 gallons, before it needs emptying. How long that lasts depends on crew size and usage, so plan a tanker emptying schedule around site occupancy.
Which toilet block does this waste tank sit under?
It is made to sit beneath a 2+1 steel toilet block. Its footprint is 12ft by 8ft 10in and it stands 2ft 1in tall, so confirm those sizes suit the block before ordering.
How does the waste tank get to site and into position?
It ships on a tilt-bed truck that slides it off at ground level, and we check site access first. Because it sits beneath a toilet block, a crane may be needed for an awkward placement.
Do local rules cover emptying a foul waste tank?
Storage and disposal of foul waste are usually regulated, and the rules vary by location. This is general guidance, not legal advice, so check with the local authority before choosing a tank and emptying plan.
