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The "Ground-mounted Seismic-resistant Water Storage Tank and Fire Water Tank BUG Type" is a rectangular, ground-mounted steel secondary product water storage tank and fire water tank that can be installed in limited situations. 【Features】 ■ Certified product by the Japan Fire Equipment Safety Center (JFS) ■ Horizontal rectangular type, ground-mounted ■ Shipped after completing water-tight tests and other inspections in our own factory ■ Delivered as a single unit by a 10-ton truck. Construction time is as short as about 5 days ■ Relocation after installation is possible ■ Enhances recognition among local residents with external lettering ■ The positions of the water intake, ladder, and paint color can be customized according to customer requests ◆ A case study collection with selection points is currently available. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where our ground-mounted seismic-resistant water storage tank and fire water tank, the 'BUG type', was installed at major food manufacturers in Shizuoka Prefecture and Ibaraki Prefecture. When expanding the manufacturing facilities of a food processing company, the local fire authority instructed the food processing company, the owner of the installation, to secure fire water resources. We confirmed individual requirements such as necessary water volume and site selection while determining the specifications. After deciding on the specifications, we consulted on the optimal construction timing based on the current construction situation at the site. [Points for Installation and Selection] - With the expansion of the building area due to the addition of the food factory, it was necessary to increase the fire water tank in accordance with fire safety regulations. The decision to adopt this solution was based on cost reduction and shortened construction time compared to underground installation. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

This is a case study of our ground-mounted seismic-resistant water storage tank and fire water tank, the 'BUG type,' installed in a vacation home area in Yamanashi Prefecture. The real estate developer that developed this vacation home area went bankrupt, and there was no company to take over, so currently, neither the prefecture nor the city has management responsibility, and there is no caretaker present. This project was advanced by appointing a representative from within the vacation homes and consulting with the city, leading to the installation. Local residents expressed concerns that the narrow road width and the presence of construction vehicles would be undesirable, voicing a desire to "shorten the construction period and avoid ground excavation." As a result, our product, which can be implemented quickly and at a low cost, was adopted. 【Installation and Selection Points】 ■ Short construction period ■ Cost-effective implementation *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case study of our above-ground seismic-resistant water storage tank and fire water tank, the 'BUG type,' installed in a residential area in Chiba Prefecture. Until now, it has been difficult to secure a budget for the installation of fire water tanks, which has prevented their implementation. However, our product is above-ground, eliminating the need for excavation work, and can be introduced at a low cost, fitting within the budget of a certain city, leading to its adoption. [Installation and Selection Points] - No excavation work required due to above-ground design - Can be introduced at a low cost - Fits within the budget of a certain city *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

This is an introduction to the installation of our above-ground seismic-resistant water storage tank and fire water tank, the 'BUG type', at a large advanced logistics facility in Osaka Prefecture. During the construction of the large-scale logistics facility, the need for fire-fighting water supply was considered. The installation site was on reclaimed land, and it was determined that installing an underground fire water tank through excavation work would be difficult, leading to the adoption of the above-ground type. After assessing the required water volume, a total of 16 units were installed. [Points for Installation and Selection] ■ A fire water tank was required due to the construction of the large advanced logistics facility. It was determined that excavation work for underground installation could not be performed on the reclaimed land, so the above-ground type was adopted.

This is an introduction to a case where our above-ground seismic-resistant water storage tank and fire water tank, the 'BUG type', was installed at a precision parts manufacturing facility in Aomori Prefecture. During the expansion of an existing private sector precision parts manufacturing factory, instructions were received from the local fire department regarding the need for additional fire water supply and a review of the layout due to the application of the Fire Service Act. The layout was considered with respect to the distance between the existing and newly constructed buildings and the fire water tank, and it was required that the tank be positioned so as not to affect the building's foundation. The decision to adopt an above-ground type was made due to the limited space available for civil engineering work. [Installation and Selection Points] ■ The need for a fire water tank arose due to the expansion of the private sector factory. Considering the impact of civil engineering work on the factory buildings, an above-ground type that can be installed in a compact space was chosen. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

This is an introduction to a case where our above-ground seismic-resistant water storage tank and fire water tank, the 'BUG type', was installed in a private residential land development project in Ibaraki Prefecture. Land development work was carried out by a private entity by clearing forested land on a hill. During this process, the local fire department provided guidance to the developers on securing fire water resources. As a result of comparing costs and construction periods with underground buried types, this option was adopted. [Key Points for Installation and Selection] - Guidance was provided for the installation of fire water resources in private residential land development projects. The decision to adopt this solution was based on cost reduction and shortened construction time compared to underground buried options. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

This is a case study of our ground-mounted seismic-resistant water storage tank and fire water tank, the 'BUG type,' installed at a welfare facility of a private business in Ibaraki Prefecture. In conjunction with the establishment of a new factory for the private business, the local fire department instructed that fire water supply be secured. After comparing with underground buried types from other companies, the advantages in total cost and shortened construction period were decisive factors for its adoption. The paint color was selected to match the exterior color of the welfare facility. [Installation and Selection Points] - There was guidance to secure fire water supply for the construction of the welfare facility accompanying the establishment of the new factory for the private business. - Cost reduction and shortened construction period were the key factors for adoption. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*