Tank identifier
Identify your residential heating-oil tank
Use the label, orientation, shape, and measured dimensions to narrow the tank before calculating fuel or planning replacement.
Field notes
What to record at the tank
- 01
Photograph the manufacturer label without moving piping or fittings.
- 02
Measure overall length, width, and tank-body height - not leg or fitting height.
- 03
Note whether the obround steel tank is standing on its end or lying on its side.
Identifier / 01
Narrow the verified model list
Select only what you can confirm. The result suggests candidates; the label remains the model evidence.
Candidate set
Check the model label
Shared tank data
Verified models available on this route
Route-specific question
One distinction that matters
Can dimensions alone prove the exact tank model?
No. Shared dimensions are common. Use the manufacturer label and model number as the deciding evidence.
Source boundary
Official source material
Model values require manufacturer support; safety and removal guidance uses official public-agency material. Verification date: 2026-08-02.
- Granby Standard 20Plus residential oil tanks
Manufacturer model dimensions and orientation; verified 2026-08-01.
- Granby U.S. vertical tank capacity chart
Manufacturer gallons-by-inch table, stated precision +/-2%; verified 2026-08-01.
- Roth double-wall heating-oil tanks
Manufacturer nominal capacities and body dimensions; verified 2026-08-01.
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