About this asset

This stationary 300-litre gas tank is a native Revit family designed for LPG storage in residential or industrial mechanical systems. The TATSA 300-litre stationary tank features a cylindrical horizontal pressure vessel design with rounded ends. It is supported by two integrated vertical steel legs for stable installation on concrete pads or steel framing. The exterior is finished in white, contrasting with the prominent blue protective housing for the valve assembly located at the top centre. Lifting lugs are welded to the body for site placement. The design prioritises structural integrity for high-pressure gas storage, providing a clean, functional aesthetic suitable for rooftop or ground-level mechanical utility areas in various building types.

The download is a 870 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this family is typically hosted on a structural slab or roof level. Users should place it within the mechanical model, ensuring proper clearance for valve access and maintenance. The component includes standard connection points for gas piping systems, allowing for seamless integration into MEP models. Designers should verify that the family parameters align with project-specific mechanical schedules and site-specific safety clearance requirements during the design development phase for accurate coordination.

This storage tank is essential for residential developments, multi-family housing, and small-scale industrial applications requiring on-site LPG supply. It is commonly specified by MEP engineers and architects during the design and construction documentation phases. Professionals will search for this asset when detailing utility layouts, mechanical rooftop equipment, or external gas supply compounds. It pairs effectively with standard gas piping families, pressure regulators, and site-specific safety enclosures, ensuring a fully coordinated mechanical services model for residential or commercial utility planning.