2-Door Flammable Storage Cabinet

2-Door Flammable Storage Cabinet for Safer Indoor Chemical Storage

This 2-door flammable storage cabinet is designed for indoor use where safety, access control and practical handling all matter. It complies with EN 14470-1 and provides 90-minute fire resistance, making it a dependable choice for professional environments where hazardous liquids need to be kept close to the task but under proper control.

The cabinet is intended for flammable liquids and is also suitable for corrosive substances. In mixed chemical environments, contents should always be arranged in line with your site’s own storage instructions and applicable regulations. That keeps storage practical without compromising chemical safety.

90-Minute Fire Resistance That Buys Valuable Time

The main strength of this fire safety cabinet is time. In a fire, every extra minute matters. A cabinet with 90-minute fire resistance helps slow the effect of external heat on stored contents and gives personnel more time to react, evacuate and begin emergency procedures.

Because the cabinet meets EN 14470-1 requirements, it is not just a lockable storage unit. It is a purpose-built flammable liquid storage cabinet designed for controlled indoor chemical storage where fire performance is a core part of the specification.

Automatic Safety Functions Built Into the Cabinet

This 2-door flammable storage cabinet includes automatic features that support safer operation if temperatures start to rise. The lockable doors are fitted with an automatic closing mechanism that activates when the temperature exceeds 50°C. The ventilation openings also close automatically when the temperature rises above 70°C. Together, these functions help the cabinet move into a safer closed state without depending on manual action at the right moment.

Practical Interior Layout for Daily Use

Safety matters, but so does usability. If a cabinet is awkward to work with, people stop using it properly. The interior of this fire-resistant chemical cabinet is therefore kept straightforward and adaptable. It has three height-adjustable shelves, all epoxy-coated for demanding storage use. Each shelf supports up to 75 kg, which gives solid capacity for containers of different sizes without making the cabinet difficult to organise.

The adjustable layout makes it easier to set the cabinet up around the products you actually store. Small bottles, larger canisters and routine-use containers rarely fit neatly onto fixed shelf spacing. With adjustable shelves, the storage space can be arranged to suit changing stock and working methods instead of forcing staff to work around a rigid interior.

Spill Containment at the Base

Not every risk comes from fire. Small leaks, drips and accidental splashes are part of chemical handling in many workplaces. The base of the cabinet is fitted with a spill sump that helps contain leaks before they spread onto the floor. A contained spill is easier to notice, easier to clean and less likely to turn into a wider housekeeping or safety issue.

Secure Storage With Better Control Over Access

The doors are lockable, which helps keep flammable liquids in a defined storage point instead of leaving containers on benches, open shelving or mixed-use cupboards. In many workplaces, that alone improves order and reduces avoidable risk. A dedicated chemical storage cabinet makes it easier to control who can access the contents, where items are returned after use and how the storage area is checked during routine safety rounds.

Dimensions and Capacity for Professional Storage Needs

The external dimensions of the cabinet are 1200 (W) x 595 (D) x 1960 (H) mm, with internal dimensions of 1116 (W) x 483 (D) x 1603 (H) mm. These proportions give useful internal volume while keeping the footprint practical for indoor placement in workrooms, storage areas and controlled technical spaces. The cabinet weight is 600 kg, reflecting the heavy-duty construction required for this level of fire-resistant performance.

Each of the three shelves has a 75 kg load capacity, which supports a broad range of normal storage needs for packaged flammable liquids and other controlled chemical products. The cabinet structure is built to serve professional use where equipment must hold up not just in emergencies, but also in ordinary daily handling.