The Risks of Ammonia and Safe Storage Requirements
Ammonia chemicals are present in many applications, such as fertilizer. But, ammonium compounds present a high risk of explosion. Learn why chemical storage buildings are recommended.
Protect Your Microbrewery with Chemical Storage Buildings
Craft beer is widely popular, but brewing craft beer presents certain risks and hazards. Learn how chemical storage buildings can help keep employees and customers safe.
Safe Chemical Storage Solutions for Acetophenone
Acetophenone is a highly combustible liquid, per NFPA. Protect your workplace by storing in fire-rated chemical storage lockers.
4 Reasons Why Hospitals Need Chemical Storage Buildings
Hospitals use many different hazardous chemicals in daily operations. Find out why chemical storage buildings are ideal for keeping patients and hospital staff safe.
Chemical Storage Buildings: What Style Fits Your Needs?
U.S. Chemical Storage provides two common styles of hazmat storage buildings: occupancy walk-in style and non-occupancy rack style.
How to Safely Segregate and Store Household Hazardous Waste
Household hazardous waste disposal poses certain risks for waste facilities. Learn how to compliantly store household hazardous wastes at your facility in our fully customizable buildings.
Protect Hazardous Equipment with Equipment Storage Buildings
Safely store valuable hazardous equipment in U.S. Chemical Storage equipment storage buildings. Versatile buildings are completely customizable.
Storing Corrosive Liquids: Safe Hydrochloric Acid Storage Solutions
HCl hydrochloric acid is a highly corrosive liquid. Learn about safe hydrochloric acid storage buildings.
How to Ensure Safe Sodium Hydroxide Storage
Caustic chemicals such as sodium hydroxide present certain hazards. Learn why using chemical storage buildings designed specifically for the storage of corrosive chemicals is recommended.
Safe Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach) Storage Solutions
Safe sodium hypochlorite storage is needed to protect against exposure to skin or eyes and the accidental mixing of other chemicals. This could lead to harmful gases that are dangerous to ingest and could ignite.