Most homes in the UK have the advantage of having Natural Gas for their heating..
The four main alternatives are Oil, LPG ,and Electricity and Solid fuel
Oil-fired central heating is the least flexible system and tends to be messy.
LPG bulk tank heating provides a much cleaner and more efficient solution.
Electric Heating is flexible but expensive to run.
Solid fuel systems have in the main been replaced by Oil. LPG and Electricity. Solid fuel is ideal for supplementing the main heating system. Wood burning stoves provide attractive heating in addition to traditional fireplaces.
LPG cabinet heaters are the most efficient and safe form of flexible heating. They have the advantage of being able to be moved from room to room. They are also an invaluable source of heat for the garage or shed. You will find a huge range of LPG cabinet heaters and wood burning stoves from every part of the UK in our appliance store
The supply of LPG to the home for central heating normally consists of a bulk storage vessel positioned or buried in a suitable position connected by service pipework to the internal gas installation. The installation of bulk storage vessels on site can be made almost invisible given the different methods of vessel positioning and buried pipework completes a hidden supply.
In the case of a single cooker, or other small usage situations, the supply of LPG may be from an individual cylinder or a number of cylinders coupled by an automatic changeover device - for continuation of supply. The storage vessel/cylinders will require filling / replacing. Consumers using LPG are aware of little differences to natural gas usage.