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California Department of Fish & Game
This building was designed and manufactured for the California Department of Fish and Game. Utilizing 4-hour bi-directional fire rated noncombustible weatherproof construction…
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Mother Murphy’s Food and Beverage
Mother Murphy’s purchased a new facility that is being transitioned into a distribution center plus a new manufacturing area. Due to the nature of their business they always have a large…
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Flammable and Climate Controlled Storage
One of our repeat clients in the Medical Device Industry asked us to design a structure that provided multiple rooms for varied operation and storage needs…
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University of Arkansas
The University of Arkansas contacted US Chemical after deciding to relocate and collate all lab chemicals to a central location on campus. They saw a need to secure the materials…
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Duplex Storage for Large Paint Manufacturer
Read how U.S. Chemical Storage provides a turnkey modular solution for a large paint manufacturer.
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Fulton Thermal Boiler Systems
Fulton Thermal contacted US Chemical after attempting to offer packaged portable boiler storage buildings from their factory. There was a need within the industry…
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Highlands County Waste Management
U.S. Chemical Storage was contracted to design a 3-room Household Hazardous Waste Storage Building for Highlands County in Sebring, FL. This building provided segregated storage…
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Oil & Flammable Liquid Storage
Safely store oil and flammable liquids with an approved chemical storage building. Learn more about safety regulations with US Chemical Storage.
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Pharma Laboratory Hazmat Storage
The excess hazardous materials from a pharmaceutical manufacturing process must be strategically transferred from their manufacturing and laboratory…
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How to Store Lithium Batteries
Lithium batteries are used as a main power source in today’s electronic environments, but bulk lithium battery storage buildings are needed to maintain large quantities.
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