WhICH Gas Do I Need?

A simple way to choose

As a general guide:

  • Propane is often used for outdoor cooking and heating.

  • Butane is commonly used for portable heaters and some indoor or leisure appliances.

  • Leisure setups such as camping and caravanning may use either, depending on the appliance.

  • Larger heating or commercial needs may require a bigger cylinder.

If you are still unsure, contact our team and we will be happy to guide you to the right product, and we can place the order for you.

Do not skip or bin your gas bottles

Please return to us or call us and we’ll collect it for free.

REMEMBER…

Cylinder SELECTION

Which Type Do I Choose?

  • CYLINDER EXCHANGE: Choose this option if you have an empty cylinder, and wish to exchange it for a full cylinder.

  • CYLINDER AGREEMENT: Choose this option if you do not have a cylinder to exchange. A ‘cylinder charge’ has been applied to the price. Please read below to explain more about the agreement & charges.

CYLInDER CHARGES

  • With the ‘CYLINDER AGREEMENT’ option, the charge is per cylinder and is non-refundable. The cylinder will remain our property and it’s provided to you only for the purposes of using the gas supplied. When the cylinder is empty, you can simply exchange it for a pre-filled cylinder or return the empty cylinder to us. There is no charge when swapping a cylinder within the same category.

FAQs

  • LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) is a clean-burning fuel commonly used for cooking, heating, and industrial applications. It is typically composed of propane and butane.

  • Yes, LPG is safe when handled and stored properly. Cylinders are designed with safety features, and users should always follow basic precautions like keeping cylinders upright and checking for leaks.

  • You can check for leaks by applying soapy water to the cylinder valve and hose. If bubbles form, there may be a leak. Never use a flame to test for leaks.

    • Turn off the gas supply immediately

    • Do not switch on/off electrical appliances

    • Open windows and doors for ventilation

    • Contact your gas supplier or emergency service

  • You can place an order via phone, email or our website.

  • The duration depends on usage. For example, a standard household cylinder used for cooking may last between 2–6 weeks.

  • Yes, most LPG businesses offer home delivery. Delivery times may vary based on location and demand.

  • No, transferring LPG between cylinders is dangerous and illegal in many areas. Always use authorized refill services.

  • LPG cylinders come in various sizes, typically ranging from small portable cylinders to large commercial tanks. Availability depends on your supplier.

    • Keep it upright at all times

    • Store in a well-ventilated area

    • Keep away from heat sources and direct sunlight

    • Do not store in enclosed spaces like basements

  • Most LPG suppliers accept cash, debit/credit cards, and sometimes online payments or digital wallets.

  • Yes, LPG is widely used in restaurants, hotels, and industrial settings. Contact us for customized bulk supply solutions.

  • Signs include a weak flame, longer cooking times, or no gas flow. Some cylinders may also feel lighter when nearly empty.

  • Yes, empty cylinders can usually be exchanged for full ones. Return policies may vary by provider.

  • You should contact your LPG supplier’s customer service or emergency helpline, which is typically available 24/7.