On 26 Nov 2004 00:25:22 -0800, (Zikki
Malambo) wrote:

| Dave Fawthrop > wrote in message >. ..
| > On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 08:08:58 GMT, "Judith Umbria" >
| > wrote:
| >
| > | Now I have a buried 500 liter tank
| > | far from the house and feel even better about it.
| >
| > If it has no ventilation at the bottom of the hole it is a bomb waiting to
| > go off. LPG falls to the bottom of holes, mixes with air and if set alight
| >
| > In the UK a buried LPG tank would just not: happen, be allowed, get
| > insurance, or even AFAIK get filled by the supplier. They are all on the
| > surface. Two versions of the rules have been quoted upthread.
|
| S**T! Someone had better tell Shell and Calor they're breaking the rules!
|
| http://www.calor.co.uk/installers/th...nderground.htm

Interesting. This is just the *marketing* page. It does not show how
they comply with the government and Calors own rules which I mentioned.

--
Dave F