Aviva insisted tank is bolted down and factory fitted?

Would Lee Martin or Stephen be classed as factory fitters?  Aviva have written it into my policy.  Don't want to pay someone like gripper tank loads of money for this

change insurers if you don't want to go to that expense, You need to ask aviva what their definition is of factory fitted. 

My aviva renewal is due. It say nothing about factory fitting. But it is bolted down

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Mine is only a 350L tank.

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Don't know what the difference would be getting crushed by a pallet of bricks in the back of year van,, these insurance companies are taking the pee if ye ask me!!

Carrying water is far different to carrying bricks. Bricks don't have inertia 

Basically I was stupid, after giving my name and details I asked if I got a tank (have 10 barrels at moment) would it need to be bolted or ratcheted.  Aviva then wrote into my policy  that it must be bolted down/factory fitted.   If I hadn't asked I wouldn't  have a problem.   Yes, I can change to gladiator or A one insurance and legally rachet anytime, but it's £100 more and I can't drive another person's car.   Aviva have given me a sweet deal except this bolting/factory fitted obligation.   

I am not paying rip off gripper tank to do it so would Lee Martin's blade right or Stephen Scargill be classed as factory fitters?  They can bolt it down.  

Grippatank are more expensive, but I value my safety over cost.

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Grippatank are more expensive, but I value my safety over cost.

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Surely Lee Martin would bolt it down adequately.  Blade right is his company.   Could call anonymously and ask them showing them Bladeright's details.