6kg gas bottle

[Daldred007]

Can you carry a spare 6kg gas bottle in the garage section of your motorhome just in case your main bottle runs dry. Used to have space for two in a designated place in an Auto trail but now in a Chausson Etape 650linevthere is only one designated space.
Any answers would be appreciated
Many

 

[Lenny HB]

Any area that has gas connections or a gas bottle should have a drop vent to the outside. LPG is heavier than air so with a drop vent any leaking gas can escape.

 

[Gellyneck]

Any area that has gas connections or a gas bottle should have a drop vent to the outside. LPG is heavier than air so with a drop vent any leaking gas can escape.

Think there should also be appropriate cylinder securing strap/s?

 

[Richard n Ann]

Can you carry a spare 6kg gas bottle in the garage section of your motorhome just in case your main bottle runs dry. Used to have space for two in a designated place in an Auto trail but now in a Chausson Etape 650linevthere is only one designated space.
Any answers would be appreciated
Many

Yes, it's your van you can take what you want. Vans usually have "Flammable compressed gas" stickers on the back doors but I wouldn't bother

 

[Burge]

Yes, it's your van you can take what you want. Vans usually have "Flammable compressed gas" stickers on the back doors but I wouldn't bother

SORRY but have to agree with Lenny HB I know it's your Van but Safety must come first , wouldn't like to think I was parked up next to you with a Gas bottle leaking in your Garage plus don't think you would stand a chance getting on a Ferry or Tunnel.....