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It’s one of the great British summer debates: charcoal or gas barbecue? Both camps have passionate supporters, and both types have their strengths. So, the honest answer is that neither is universally better; it really comes down to what you prefer. Do you want to be cooking in ten minutes with minimal fuss? Or do […]
A regulator is an essential piece of the gas equipment that keeps your appliances running smoothly. What a regulator does is step down the high pressure inside a gas cylinder to a safe, steady level for your appliance. Proper gas
If you’re one of the 4.8 million UK households living off the mains gas network, a bulk gas tank could be the answer to your heating, cooking and hot water needs. LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) is a popular alternative to
Transporting gas cylinders safely isn’t complicated, but it’s important to get it right. Whether you’re taking a spare bottle home for the weekend or delivering cylinders as part of your trade, a few sensible precautions are what stand between a
You’ve chosen your gas bottle type, size and regulator. Your car, caravan or camper van is packed up. You’re ready to head off on a spectacular adventure. But before you go, take a moment to refresh yourself on camping gas
If you have an open fire or a log burner at home but are concerned about how sustainable it is as a heat source, you’re in the right place. Unlike carbon-rich coal, oil or gas, wood is not actually a
When it comes to outdoor adventures like camping and caravan holidays, having the right camping gas for your appliances – usually propane or butane – is essential. Camping gas bottles are portable and easy to use, and so are ideal
Whether you’re running a BBQ in the garden, firing up a camping stove, or keeping a patio heater going on a summer evening, one small component makes the whole thing work safely: the gas regulator. It’s easy to overlook –
We’ve renewed our Ready To Burn registration for another year, which means our seasoned firewood (including kindling) has a moisture content of 20% or less and complies with air quality regulations in England. Here we shed a bit more light
Helium gas is something most people use without even thinking about it: party balloons, festival arches, product launches and promotional displays. Non-toxic, non-flammable and inert, it’s the go-to gas for balloon inflation. But helium gas safety still matters, because like
Whether you’re running a busy outdoor catering business, managing a farm in the Sussex countryside, or keeping a remote property warm through winter, there’s a good chance a portable fuel tank plays a role in how you operate. But what
Whether you’re firing up a patio heater, fuelling a forklift or running a mobile catering trailer, gas cylinders make life easier – until something goes wrong. A small leak, a knocked-over bottle or a poorly chosen storage spot can quickly
Butane has a reputation as one of the cleaner fossil fuels – but is that reputation deserved? If you’re weighing up fuel options for your home, your business, or your next camping trip, and wondering ‘Is butane bad for the