I have 2x 6.5kg blue bottles in my old motorhome, anything bigger would not fit. What do you guys advise, one is empty, the other almost empty.
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Your first post says 6.5kg so guess you mistyped there. On here somewhere is a thread with alink from a boating forum stating Calor have extended the deadline but they will eventually phase them out.35cms high, 25cms wide, 60cms deep, just enough room for two 4.5kg bottles.
Reading Post 5 from the OP it would appear that his van has an exterior door and, looking at the dimesions he gives, the only bottlesI think from here on with calor withdrawing all the small cylinders, the small safefill or and underslung fixed tank will be the options open to most small camper vans. Without major alterations to an interior cupboard, you won't fit a larger cylinder. I would like to advise here, that using an internal cupboard would mean making it airtight, possibly metal lined and large drop out vents through the floor. Leaking LPG in the living area has caused many tragic accidents. Worse on boats of course and a few each year have gone up in flames. This is why they usually get put in external lockers on motorhomes
I noted the small Safefill is marginally taller than the door dimensions provided, but wondered if there was any additional height available inside the cupboard?Reading Post 5 from the OP it would appear that his van has an exterior door and, looking at the dimesions he gives, the only bottles
that will fit his locker are the small ones that Gaslow make.
Willing to be contradicted.
Calor have reversed some of the small bottle cutbacks: #118I think from here on with calor withdrawing all the small cylinders, the small safefill or and underslung fixed tank will be the options open to most small camper vans. Without major alterations to an interior cupboard, you won't fit a larger cylinder. I would like to advise here, that using an internal cupboard would mean making it airtight, possibly metal lined and large drop out vents through the floor. Leaking LPG in the living area has caused many tragic accidents. Worse on boats of course and a few each year have gone up in flames. This is why they usually get put in external lockers on motorhomes