[Village Gleam]

Does anyone know the do's and don't of carrying LPG in the back of a van?

Any safety tips. legal requirements or general advice?

Ps. It's for a friend.

[LWC]

Ps. It's for a friend.

wink wink nudge nudge lol

[LWC]

hehe, i thought that it would 

i wasnt sure which way to spell it...im only a window cleaner. dear me

[LWC]

huh where'd your reply go?

[Village Gleam]

LPG advise would be appreciated, not just by my friend, but I'm sure many other forum members would appreciate learning the right way of doing things.

[LWC]

sorry forgot we arent allowed to have a laugh on here

[john tomkins]

I can't be bothered to read it all but your best bet for an answer to a question like that is Google.
http://www.flogas.co.uk/gas-safety/transport/

[Village Gleam]

That wasn't a dig at you LWC. i took my reply away because it wasn't relevant. I often joke around, but if it's a bit cheeky take it away.

Looked at flowjet site. Says 2kg dry powder exting in cab for small loads- and obviusly carried upright- not much else.

For instance I would have thought a warning sticker? therefore my conclusion is that this is not a good site for safety information.

[sgibsoncleaning]

http://www.calor.co.uk/service/publications/documents/Carriage%20of%20LPG%20Cylinders%20by%20Road%20104803%20rev%204_08.05_.pdf


  check out this it may help

[windowwashers]

Does anyone know the do's and don't of carrying LPG in the back of a van?

Any safety tips. legal requirements or general advice?

Ps. It's for a friend.

You have to have a warning sign on the van I know this much.

[Village Gleam]

ThANKS