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SUP-03Made to measureSized from your tank

Pre-fabricated liner

Made to your tank or basin, priced per m²

Pre-fabricated liner

Product shown for illustration — spec above is definitive

Fabricated in the factory to your finished size, so the liner arrives as one panel instead of rolls to weld in the hole. Put your tank or basin dimensions into the liner calculator and it works out the area for you — reinforced HDPE, ArmorScrim or flexible polypropylene.

Priced
Per m² of finished liner
Sizing
From your tank or basin dimensions
Materials
Reinforced HDPE · PP
SUP-03 / OrderMade to order

Material & thickness

Priced per m² of the finished panel. Not sure of the area? The calculator works it out from your tank or basin.

Quantity — panels

Total ex VAT

£2.71

£3.25 inc VAT

SKU
AQ-PFB-PS040
Lead time
Confirmed with your order
Carriage
£225.00 per order, ex VAT
Sold
Per finished panel

Specification

Fabrication
Factory pre-fabricated to your finished dimensions
Reinforced HDPE
Powerscrim 0.4mm, 0.6mm, 1mm
Reinforced membrane
ArmorScrim 0.75mm
Polypropylene
Superflex 1mm
Priced
Per m² of finished liner, ex VAT

Documents

Datasheets and certificates are issued with every delivery. Need them before you order? Ask and we'll send them over.

What you get

  • Liner fabricated to your finished dimensions
  • Manufacturer's datasheet

Where it's used

  • Wrapped geocellular attenuation tanks
  • Attenuation basins and ponds
  • Tanked sub-bases under car parks
  • Bunds and secondary containment

Supply & install

We'll put it in for you.

Buying the parts is one option. The other is handing us the drawing and taking a single installed price — with the welding, test weld and handover documentation included.

Attenuation tanks →

Before you order

Frequently asked questions

Use the liner calculator. Enter the length, width and depth of your tank — or the base and side slope of a basin — and it returns the finished area, with laps and a waste allowance, ready to add to the basket.

Reinforced HDPE (Powerscrim) is the usual choice for wrapping attenuation tanks; the thicker grades take more punishment on a rough site. Polypropylene is more flexible for awkward shapes and detailing. If you're not sure, send us the drawing and we'll specify it.

Tell us about your project

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