Galvanised Tanks - Leave In Situ, Or Remove?

2point8ghiax · 14 Sep 2009

I have 2 disused galvanised water tanks in my loft from the previous heating system.

Is it best to leave them, or can I remove them? To remove, I would have to cut them up in situ. What is the best cutting tool to use, or is it more hassle than its worth?

kevplumb · 14 Sep 2009

What is the best cutting tool to use,

angle grinder or rocipricating saw

bengasman · 14 Sep 2009

And don't forget your earplugs.

Mushr00m · 14 Sep 2009

Angle grinder in a loft... are you mad

kevplumb · 14 Sep 2009

obviously

namsag · 14 Sep 2009

Its more hassle than its worth nove them to the side out of the way

glasgowgas · 14 Sep 2009

Mushr00m said:
Angle grinder in a loft... are you mad

blanket soaked in bath, hung up n around,grind away

piece of peeish

but it is a hassle,if you need to move em (loft conversion?) use the blanket

if ye don`t, put it to one side

doitall · 14 Sep 2009

Resip saw every time.

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Galvanised Tanks - Leave In Situ, Or Remove?

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