Thread: Where do you store your oxygen cylinders at home.
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Old 3rd October 2006, 11:57   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Where do you store your oxygen cylinders at home.
Quote: (Originally Posted by puddleduck) View Original Post
I'm just starting out on the ccr route. Normally I store my air cylinders in my study but my wife won't have oxygen cylinders in the house because of the fire risk and is adamant that our house insurance will be effected if I keep such dangerous stuff lying about. Are there any UK regulations about storage of O2 cylinders in the domestic environment? Where does everyone else store their cylinders?
In the garage currently used to be in the basement of my parents place, hardly anymore dangerous than the likes of camping Gaz or propane heaters etc
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