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Posted By catherine JMaher
We need to store some 47kg gas cyclinders in an outdoor store
the problem I have is that they are very very likely to be stolen
has anyone any experience of theft proof stores or the costs of building an indoor gas store?
cheers Cath
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Posted By John Sproul
Cath
There are several suppliers of various sizes of secure cages for gas bottle storage. Details can be found on the internet.
Some users also loop a security chain through the bottle tops and fasten it with a heavy duty padlock either to a wall or ground mounted secure anchor as an added measure in case the cage is breached.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
John.
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Posted By Renny Thomson TechSP
You could use a suitable cage type structure to secure the cylinders in. Either buy a proprietary storage cage, or have one built.
Ventilation is a must, so I would strongly advise against storage of cylinders indoors. I would also contact the local fire service and advise them of the presence and location of the cylinders. Your fire risk assessment should also be revised.
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Posted By keith wigley
I have seen some cage type storage containers that are on wheels so you can pull the whole thing in at night.
provided itssafe to store them inside.
regards
keith.
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