Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinets

The flammable liquid cabinets are available in a standard blue shade is RAL5015. Cabinets in this colour have a lead time of 15-20 working days.

Flammable liquid storage cabinets are specially designed steel cabinets that securely contain flammable and hazardous liquids. They reduce fire risk, control spills with built-in sumps, offer lockable storage and clearly display hazard warning labels to help ensure safety and compliance.

These cabinets help businesses safely store volatile liquids like solvents, paints and fuels, preventing accidental ignition or spills. Proper storage also supports compliance with regulations such as COSHH and DSEAR, helping reduce risk during day-to-day operations.

Key features include a liquid-tight sump for spill containment, secure lockable doors, adjustable shelves, corrosion-resistant coatings, clear hazard labels and rugged steel construction. These characteristics collectively help minimise fire hazards and make hazardous materials easier to manage.

Place cabinets in well-ventilated work areas, away from direct heat sources or ignition points, and close to where liquids are used or stored. They should not block escape routes or exits and must be easily accessible for authorised personnel.

Cabinets include integrated sumps and retention areas that capture and contain spills or drips from containers stored inside, stopping hazardous liquids from spreading across floors and creating slip or fire hazards.

A flammable liquid storage cabinet is used to safely store paints, solvents, fuels and other hazardous liquids. It contains leaks, cuts fire risk and helps you meet your COSHH and DSEAR duties.

Flammable cabinets are strongly advised under HSE guidance once you store more than small quantities of flammable liquid. DSEAR places a separate legal duty on employers to control fire and explosion risks from stored substances.

A chemical storage cabinet for flammables is built around fire risk, with sumps and good ventilation. COSHH cabinets focus more broadly on substances that are hazardous to health, such as toxic or irritant materials.

 Flammable cabinets are suitable for indoor spaces with good airflow, kept away from heat sources and anything that could ignite them. They should never block an escape route, and only authorised staff should have access.

Cabinet size depends on how much you store and the flashpoint of your liquids. A single door unit suits smaller quantities, while