I have just had 5 large cylinders delivered, was only expecting one, small, my landlord now had insurance issues , can anyone help regarding home insurance and oxygen cylinders ??
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Submitted by duetto on Tue, 04/15/2014 - 11:11
Permalinki rang mind they noted it, no
i rang mind they noted it, no extra charge.
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Submitted by simonA 2 on Tue, 04/15/2014 - 11:25
In reply to i rang mind they noted it, no by duetto
PermalinkThanks for the reply, maybe
Thanks for the reply, maybe my landlord is simply not happy about storing so many cylinders !!!!
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Submitted by Val on Tue, 04/15/2014 - 17:24
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PermalinkAs long as the insurers know
As long as the insurers know you have the oxygen there, there shouldn't be a problem. If you didn't notify them and you made a claim they could deny the claim because you didn't tell them! Also notify the local fire brigade, if they have a 'shout' they 'd far rather know if there is an additional risk on a premises BEFORE leaving the fire station, rather than a nasty surprise when they get there!
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Submitted by Dorothy on Fri, 04/18/2014 - 09:35
PermalinkI get regular checks from the
I get regular checks from the fire service and also the oxygen supplier (BOC) so they can make sure the tanks are stored safely. If the insurance company are aware of this it should be fine.
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