The Enduraplas 1400 Gallon White Vertical Storage Tank is a 1,400-gallon polyethylene vertical tank built for bulk water and liquid storage where you need a stable, large-footprint vessel. It stands 79 inches tall (about 6 feet 7 inches) on an 80 by 80 inch footprint, so it occupies a square pad roughly 6 feet 8 inches on each side. The natural white shell lets you read the liquid level from outside, and the 1.9 specific gravity structural rating means the wall is engineered for liquids heavier than water.
Will this tank work for my application?
At a full 1,400 gallons of water the contents alone weigh 11,676 pounds, and the tank is rated to carry contents up to 22,184 pounds. That is the practical meaning of the 1.9 specific gravity rating: you can run liquids up to 1.9 times the density of water without exceeding the wall design, a genuine upgrade over a standard 1.5 SG water tank. Plan your site around the loaded weight, not the empty shell. An 80 by 80 inch footprint carrying over 11,000 pounds of water (more with a denser liquid) needs a level, engineered base. For pad design under a tank this size, work through our concrete pad sizing guide, which covers the ACI 360R-10 framework for above-ground polyethylene tanks. If you are matching tank capacity to a draw schedule or a reservoir target, the Tank Sizing Calculator and Tank Sizing Guide walk you through the volume math. Fitting configuration (outlets, bulkhead fittings and gaskets, lid or manway) is confirmed at quote, so call 866-418-1777 to spec the connections you need before you order.
Where it ships from and how freight works
This Enduraplas vertical storage tank ships by LTL freight from the Enduraplas plant in Neche, North Dakota, quoted live to your ZIP code. A 1,400-gallon vertical tank is bulky, so freight cost is driven by distance and dimensions: the empty tank is light to ship, while the loaded tank is what your pad has to carry. Get an exact number before you order with our Freight Cost Estimator, or call 866-418-1777 and we will quote it for you.
The mistake to avoid on a 1,400-gallon tank
The most common error with a vertical tank this large is under-building the base. The 1.9 specific gravity rating gives you headroom on liquid density, but every gallon still has to land on a foundation that will not settle or tilt. A tank that is plumb when empty but leans when full will stress the wall and any fittings. Size and pour the pad for the full loaded weight, confirm it is dead level before plumbing, and check your overhead and doorway clearance against the 6-foot-7-inch height. If this tank feeds a rural fire-protection reservoir or a water-reuse train, our guides on fire-water reservoir design and industrial water reuse topology cover how a tank like this fits the larger system. Dimensions are shown on the technical drawing on this page.
Ready to move forward? Get your LTL freight quote with the Freight Cost Estimator or call 866-418-1777. Use the Tank Sizing Calculator if you are still settling on capacity.
