We want to fit a range cooker into our new kitchen and a workmate has recommended an LPG conversion for the hob. I like the idea, so I asked 2 gas fitters to come and have a look.
The range will be up against an outside wall, and on the other side there is a wooden shed about a metre away. Nearby there is an oil-fired external combi boiler and an underground well sealed by a metal plate.
My problem is that although both of these guys are CORGI registered, one said I could fit the bottles (2 x 19kg) inside the shed and the other said this was illegal.
Which way should I go?
Thanks
Stressed.

from that it looks like its a no-no to keeping them in the shed, should be a building made for that use only, and there are rules regarding construction of it etc.  Best throw them outside.

btk

It's amazing then that a CORGI registered plumber should recommend that you COULD store them in the shed.

That's just an explosion waiting to happen by the sound of it.

being corgi registered does not mean you are competant in the real world,it is just a money making racket for the greedy bassssssssssturds in basinstoke fleecing gas installers