Gas Bottle Storage Solutions

Here at Sitebox we offer a range of gas bottle storage solutions, to suit all requirements.

Please find below all the different types, shapes and sizes we have on offer:

Code	Name	Image	Width	Length	Height	Price
TSGSC12	SED Gas Bottle Storage Cage	[ click to view ]	1.2m	1.2m	1.2m	£279.00
TSGSC09	SED Gas Bottle Storage Cage	[ click to view ]	1.8m	1.8m	0.9m	£349.00
TSGSC18	SED Gas Bottle Storage Cage	[ click to view ]	1.8m	1.8m	1.8m	£399.00
ASGARD_38	Asgard 38 Gas Storage Cage	[ click to view ]	0.8m	0.4m	1.02m	£299.00
ASGARD_94	Asgard 94 Safe & Secure Gas Storage Cage	[ click to view ]	0.9m	0.5m	1.5m	£360.00
ASGARD_188	Asgard 188 Safe & Secure Gas Storage Cage	[ click to view ]	1.7m	0.5m	1.5m	£545.00
BIR1127	Birchwood Folding Gas Bottle Storage Cage	[ click to view ]	1.7m	0.8m	1.7m	£545.00

Gas Bottle Storage Information

Small Storage / Display (up to 70kg)

1. No more than five bottles should be allowed on display with total contents no more than 70kg.
2. Bottles larger than 20kg should not be displayed in shops eg 47kg cylinders.
3. If the shop is below residential premises then no more than 15kg should be stored/ displayed.
4. No more than four bottles should be connected for demonstrating at any one time (total weight no more than 50kg).
5. Do not display on staircases, near emergency exits or near to flammable materials.
6. Bottles must be treated as FULL unless they are dummy bottles or have been certified as gas free. Only five cylinders are allowed - even if some of them are empty.

Storage up to 400KG

Quantities of LPG greater than those described above must be kept in a properly constructed store.

1. The storage area should be at least 1m from a site boundary, building etc. unless a fire wall is provided.
2. Only vehicles delivering LPG should be allowed within 1m of the storage area.
3. No opening into buildings, cellars or pits should be within 2m of an LPG storage area.
4. No flammable liquids, combustible, corrosive or oxidising material should be stored within 3m of an LPG store. Compressed oxygen must be kept 10m away from all flammable gases; these include propane, butane and dissolved acetylene.
5. The area should be kept clear of weeds and rubbish.
6. The storage of LPG should not hinder or endanger the means of escape from the premises.
7. The extent of the storage area should be clearly marked and suitable notices displayed prominently (available from Flogas).
8. Appropriate steps should be taken to prevent tampering and vandalism. In many cases it may be appropriate to enclose the storage area in a lockable cage.
9. The same restrictions apply to empty cylinders as to full ones.

Storage above 400KG

For larger storage, other safety requirements exist, including the maintenance of a minimum separation distance between bottle storage and any boundary, building or fixed source of ignition. This is determined by the total amount of LPG stored and the size of the largest stack of bottles - whichever gives the greatest distance. In certain circumstances this separation distance may be reduced by the use of a radiation wall. By complying with these separation distances and other safety requirements, Flogas are able to store upwards of 200 tonnes of bottles at our filling terminals.

For further information on cylinder storage please consult the LPGA Code of Practice no.7, available from the LP Gas Association, or get in touch with the Flogas Technical Department.

Gas Bottles Sizes Available

If you need to work out how many bottles fit in the cages above please find below a list of some of the gas bottles available.

Cylinder	Type/Size	Height	Diameter
Butane:	4.5kg	340mm	240mm
Butane:	6kg BBQ Gas	314mm	306mm
Butane:	7kg	495mm	256mm
Butane:	15kg	580mm	318mm
Propane:	3.9kg	340mm	240mm
Propane:	5kg Patio Gas®	314mm	306mm
Propane:	6kg	495mm	256mm
Propane:	13kg Patio Gas	580mm	315mm
Propane:	13kg	580mm	315mm
Propane:	19kg	800mm	315mm
Propane:	47kg	1290mm	375mm