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Hi all - can you advise minimum distance LPG gas bottles should be stored from a building? and if it is a regulation for them to be caged? I thought it was but cannot find any reference to this.
any help welcomed
many thanks
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It depends upon the quantity?
Cages are a good idea, if theft is a problem.
Typically 2-3m is enough for small amounts of LPG
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Ian Bell wrote:It depends upon the quantity?
Cages are a good idea, if theft is a problem.
Typically 2-3m is enough for small amounts of LPG
Many thanks Ian for getting back. About 15 - 20 at any one time ..
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Not read the advice form the link above. However to answer the original question, storing LPG cylinders in cages is I believe good practice, not a legal requirement. I also believe that LPG cylinders can be stored in a suitable area in a building on the proviso there is an adequate fire wall.
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thank you everyone for your help. question answered. many thanks
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