Chemical Storage
CSC chemical storage containers
AEL containerized chemical storage systems are configured around material inventory, IBCs or drums, containment, access, ventilation, and site conditions.
FCS Series
A purpose-built enclosure for your chemical storage workflow.
Start with a real product reference, then configure access, containment, ventilation, and available project options around the inventory and site.
Doors: one 3′ × 7′ single man door with lock and key, panic hardware and self-closer as standard unless otherwise specified. Options include double doors on the long side (two 3′ × 7′), 40–42 in. wide man doors, multiple sets of single or double doors, key fob entry, electric locks and fail-safe safety door locks.
Storing Class I process solvents such as ethanol, IPA or hexane? See our solvent storage building (FCS™ Series).
IBC & Drum Inventory
Storage layouts shaped around the container types, handling method, and available access.
Receiving & Staging
A dedicated enclosure direction for materials entering, waiting, or moving through a facility.
Outdoor Storage
Containerized configurations that begin with the site, workflow, and project criteria.
Project Gallery
Real AEL storage configurations.
Planning and common questions
Review the project inputs before pricing.
Final requirements should be confirmed with the facility team, qualified project professionals, applicable material guidance, and the authority having jurisdiction.
What information should be reviewed before selecting a chemical storage container?
Start with the chemical inventory and safety data, then review container types, quantities, handling method, storage duration, site conditions, access needs, and facility requirements. Those inputs help define the appropriate configuration direction.
Can a chemical storage container be configured for IBCs and drums?
Yes. AEL can discuss interior layouts around the type of containers, loading process, access requirements, and containment approach needed for the project.
When is ventilation considered for chemical storage?
Ventilation considerations depend on the materials, the storage process, enclosure location, and project criteria. AEL reviews these variables during the configuration discussion.
How does AEL define the configuration direction?
Storage planning begins with the material inventory. AEL helps facilities move from a material list and site constraints to a containerized storage direction. The enclosure configuration can be shaped around IBC and drum handling, secondary containment, interior workflow, ventilation, and project-specific system options.
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Bring us the inventory and the site conditions.
We will help define the configuration direction for your storage project.
- Built in-house: fabrication, electrical, controls and suppression by our own team.
- Approved Stat-X distributor.
- Factory testing, documented as specified.
Financing available. Explore equipment financing and leasing options
- Talk to an engineer (888) 502-6695
- Location 1402 Airport Blvd, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
- Hours Mon – Fri, 8AM – 6PM PT
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What happens next
- Engineering review. An AEL engineer reads your request and checks it against the right product line.
- We reach out within one business day. By email or phone, to confirm scope, site conditions and timeline.
- Specs and pricing. You receive pricing and the key specifications for your configuration. Project drawings are prepared once an order is placed.