with shipping, I am looking at paying almost 800 just for EPDM liners, not to mention the hassle of putting them in. Once I buy the insulation, I'm well over $1000.
So here is an idea that I think will make for a far superior unpressurized tank, be much easier to install, and cost about the same.
I'm considering the following:
Build the sides and install the top on most of the tank (only leaving a large enough hole to get in and out of). Then spray the entire tank (including most of the top) with Tiger Foam - http://www.tigerfoam.com/products.php. Then paint the entire tank with a liquid EPDM liner - https://pro61.cedant.com/buyliquidroofs/order.html. Based on the technical data provided this should work very well.
Any thoughts? The sides of my tank are wood and concrete.
So here is an idea that I think will make for a far superior unpressurized tank, be much easier to install, and cost about the same.
I'm considering the following:
Build the sides and install the top on most of the tank (only leaving a large enough hole to get in and out of). Then spray the entire tank (including most of the top) with Tiger Foam - http://www.tigerfoam.com/products.php. Then paint the entire tank with a liquid EPDM liner - https://pro61.cedant.com/buyliquidroofs/order.html. Based on the technical data provided this should work very well.
Any thoughts? The sides of my tank are wood and concrete.