TankSmith supplies 50 m³ (50,000-liter) FRP modular bolted water tanks for schools in Quezon City. Our system handles classroom handwashing peaks, cafeteria demand, and BFP fire reserve requirements in a single compartmentalized tank. Panels fit through 800 mm doorways for rooftop or ground-level installation. We deliver same-day from our Antipolo warehouse. Pricing is quote on request based on your site survey and compartment layout.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 50,000 liters (50 m³) |
| Configuration | FRP modular bolted panels, 1 m × 1 m or 0.5 m × 1 m |
| Panel access | 800 mm doorways |
| Commission time | 5 to 8 days |
| Design life | 20 to 25 years |
| Warranty | 3-year FRP panel warranty |
| Certifications | WRAS, NSF, ISO 9001, TUV SUD |
| BFP fire reserve compatible | Yes |
| Delivery to Quezon City | Same-day delivery from Antipolo warehouse |
| Potable grade | NSF-certified food-safe liner |
| Fire reserve compartment | Optional internal baffle for dedicated 10 m³ to 20 m³ fire reserve |
| Booster pump integration | Available with pressure-compensating pump sets |
Application Notes
- A 500-student school consumes approximately 15,000 to 25,000 liters per day for handwashing, toilets, and cafeteria use.
- BFP fire code requires 60-minute reserve at 2 gpm per sprinkler head. A 25-head system needs 12 m³ minimum reserve.
- 50 m³ capacity allows 30 m³ for daily consumption and 20 m³ for fire reserve with internal baffle separation.
- Peak cafeteria demand occurs 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. A 50 m³ tank buffers supply during Maynilad or Manila Water interruptions.
- Modular panels allow rooftop installation without crane access. Each panel weighs under 30 kg for manual handling.
- DepEd WASH guidelines recommend 10 liters per student per day. 50 m³ provides 3-day reserve for a 500-student campus.
- Quezon City schools often face 6 to 12-hour water interruptions during summer. A 50 m³ tank maintains operations through outages.
Delivery and Installation
TankSmith delivers panels and gaskets same-day to Quezon City from our Antipolo warehouse. Installation takes 5 to 8 days including foundation prep, panel assembly, leak testing, and booster pump integration. Our crew wears PPE and coordinates with school admin for weekend or holiday installation to avoid class disruption. BFP inspection is scheduled post-commissioning if fire reserve compartment is installed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a 50 m³ tank take to install in Quezon City?
Commission time is 5 to 8 days from delivery. This includes foundation curing (2 days), panel bolting and sealing (2 days), leak testing (1 day), and booster pump connection and electrical work (1 to 2 days). We coordinate with your school calendar to install during weekends or breaks.
Is the tank BFP-compliant for fire reserve?
Yes. We install an internal baffle to create a dedicated fire reserve compartment, typically 10 m³ to 20 m³, with a separate outlet for the fire sprinkler system. The remaining 30 m³ to 40 m³ serves daily potable use. BFP inspection is arranged post-installation.
Can panels fit through Quezon City building doorways?
All FRP panels pass through 800 mm doorways and standard stairwells. Each panel is 1 m × 1 m or 0.5 m × 1 m and weighs under 30 kg, so rooftop installation does not require a crane. Two workers can carry each panel manually.
What warranty comes with the tank?
TankSmith provides a 3-year FRP panel warranty covering delamination, UV degradation, and joint seal failure. The warranty begins on the commissioning date. Booster pumps carry a separate 1-year manufacturer warranty.
Do you deliver to Quezon City?
Yes. We deliver same-day from our Antipolo, Rizal warehouse to any Quezon City address. Delivery includes panels, gaskets, bolts, and installation manual. Lead time for custom booster pump sets is 3 to 5 days.
Can we get a service invoice with BIR receipt?
Yes. TankSmith and our sister brand JOHOB Hardware Trading issue BIR-registered official receipts and sales invoices for all supply and installation contracts. We provide the documentation required for DepEd procurement and liquidation.
How much water does a typical Quezon City school need?
DepEd WASH guidelines recommend 10 liters per student per day. A 500-student school needs 5,000 liters daily for toilets and handwashing, plus 3,000 to 5,000 liters for cafeteria and cleaning. A 50 m³ tank provides 6 to 10 days of reserve during water interruptions.
Can the tank be expanded later?
Yes. FRP modular tanks are expandable. You can add panels to increase height or footprint. A 50 m³ tank can be expanded to 75 m³ or 100 m³ by adding rows or layers, subject to foundation load capacity and rooftop clearance.
Get a 50 m³ school tank quote in under 24 hours
Send us your school address, student population, and rooftop or ground-level preference. We will provide a site-specific quote, delivery schedule, and BFP fire reserve layout within 24 hours. All quotes are valid for 30 days and include same-day delivery from our Antipolo warehouse to Quezon City.
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