Thread: LPG a word of warning

Originally Posted by Maca49

What a joke, better check my labels

Tell that to Derick Lovell. Oh thats right you can't cause he's dead.
Yeah I know its the other end of the scale but Tamahere should have been completely a different outcome if the correct labels and signage were in place. You have to appeal to all ends of the spectrum or its just a waste of time enforcing anything.

Originally Posted by kiwijames

Tell that to Derick Lovell. Oh thats right you can't cause he's dead.
Yeah I know its the other end of the scale but Tamahere should have been completely a different outcome if the correct labels and signage were in place. You have to appeal to all ends of the spectrum or its just a waste of time enforcing anything.

whos derick lovell??

Originally Posted by kiwijames

Tell that to Derick Lovell. Oh thats right you can't cause he's dead.
Yeah I know its the other end of the scale but Tamahere should have been completely a different outcome if the correct labels and signage were in place. You have to appeal to all ends of the spectrum or its just a waste of time enforcing anything.

That is TOTALY out of context, anyone over the age of 5 would recognize a 9 kg lpg bottle as a lpg bottle in this country.

In the case of a vehicle on fire are you first going to see an approximately 6 inch diamond sticker on a gas bottle or instantly recognize a gas set on the back of a ute?

Originally Posted by kiwijames

Tell that to Derick Lovell. Oh thats right you can't cause he's dead.
Yeah I know its the other end of the scale but Tamahere should have been completely a different outcome if the correct labels and signage were in place. You have to appeal to all ends of the spectrum or its just a waste of time enforcing anything.

LPG is relatively safe considering the amount of dick heads using it at home on things like BBQs. The condition of the appliance probably poses more of a danger than the LPG. Tamahere was more than bottles of LPG, it was bad decision making all round