Flammable Storage Cabinets

What is a Flammable Cabinet?

Flammable Cabinets are designed to safely store flammable liquids, fuels, chemicals, substances and other hazardous materials. Increase your workplace safety and reduce Fire risk of hazardous by storing flammable chemical, fuels, and liquids in flammable storage cabinets.

Flammable safety cabinets are made with fire-proof material to ensure that no severe hazards damage the employees, resources and the environment in your workstation. These Safety Cabinet are designed to meet NFPA and OSHA Standards.

Fireproof Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinet for Workplace Safety
Flammable Storage Cabinet for Safe Chemical and Liquid Storage Flammable Chemical Cabinet

Yellow Flammable Cabinet Features

  • 4 gallon (15L) to 110 gallon (410L) sump capacity.
  • Single door (4–22 gal) and double door (30–110 gal) configurations.
  • All our cabinets are CE Certified.
  • Custom sizes available.
  • Colour: Yellow — standard for flammable liquid storage.

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Difference Between Flammable and Corrosive Cabinets

Flammable cabinets (yellow) are double-wall steel with self-closing doors and flame arrestor vents — built to contain fire risk. Corrosive cabinets (blue) are polypropylene or polyethylene-lined — built to resist acid degradation. Never store acids in a flammable cabinet or flammables in a corrosive cabinet.

What size flammable storage cabinet do I need?

A 4-gallon (15L) cabinet suits a single workbench with a few solvent bottles. A 22-gallon (83L) handles a paint shop or maintenance bay. For bulk flammable liquid storage in warehouses or chemical plants, the 90-gallon (340L) or 110-gallon (410L) double-door cabinets hold larger containers. Size to the total volume of flammable liquids you store — not the number of bottles.

What is the difference between a flammable cabinet and a combustible cabinet?

Flammable cabinets (yellow) store Class I and Class II flammable liquids — solvents, paints, fuels with low flash points. Combustible cabinets (red) store Class III combustible liquids with higher flash points. Flammable cabinets have higher fire ratings, self-closing doors, and flame arrestor vents. Combustible cabinets cost less because they need a lower fire protection rating.

What is a flammable liquid storage cabinet used for?

A flammable liquid storage cabinet safely stores solvents, paints, fuels, and other Class I and Class II flammable liquids away from ignition sources. Double-wall steel construction, self-closing doors, and flame arrestor vents contain fire risk and slow flame spread if a fire occurs elsewhere in the facility.

Do I need a safety storage cabinet for flammable liquids by law?

Storing flammable liquids above small threshold quantities generally requires an approved safety storage cabinet under workplace safety regulations. A dedicated cabinet reduces fire risk and is typically required for insurance and compliance audits.

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