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Fireproofing boundary

Yorky · 2007-01-13 23:55:13

Is there any other way of fireproofing a boundary for an oil tank which has been placed too close to comply with building regs other than clad the boundaries in asbestos-type sheets? It is so unsightly - is there a fireproof paste/paint which can be applied which would comply?

13-01-2007 11:55pm

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Is there any other way of fireproofing a boundary for an oil tank which has been placed too close to comply with building regs other than clad the boundaries in asbestos-type sheets? It is so unsightly - is there a fireproof paste/paint which can be applied which would comply?

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Simply put, if it is too close to comply with building regs, move it.

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#3 14-01-2007 12:14am

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Ideally yes, but the garden has been landscaped, the tank is full and the easiest option (for me too) is to fireproof the boundary.

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