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The Silverhook Petrol Can & Spout is designed for motorists and homeowners who need a reliable, compliant solution for storing and transporting small quantities of fuel. Featuring integrated graduation marks and a convenient, stowable pouring spout, it is an ideal tool for refueling lawnmowers or providing emergency fuel for vehicles. Users should note that strict legal storage limits apply to plastic containers, and this product must never be stored inside a residential dwelling.
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No. Under no circumstances should petrol containers be stored within the home.
According to the Petroleum Spirit (Plastic Containers) Regulations 1982, you are limited to a maximum of two approved plastic containers.
This container is designed to meet the legal capacity limits for plastic fuel storage, which is a maximum of five litres.
Yes, each Silverhook Petrol Can includes a flexible pouring spout that mounts to the top.
Yes, the external casing features moulded graduations to help you measure the fuel level.
Ensure the washer is seated correctly and the spout is screwed onto the threads evenly without cross-threading.
Hold the container at a steady angle and ensure the air vent (if applicable) or the space around the spout allows for smooth liquid flow.
To set up the container, ensure the pouring spout is removed from its storage position on the top of the can and screwed firmly onto the main aperture. After use, rinse the spout if necessary and store it back on the mount. Compatibility is primarily with petrol-powered machinery requiring standard fuel pouring. Care instructions include keeping the unit out of direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent premature plastic degradation. Always check the container for hairline cracks or seal degradation before every use. Never store petrol inside your home; strictly adhere to the 1929 and 1982 Petroleum Spirit regulations, limiting storage to two suitable metal containers (max 10 litres each) and two approved plastic containers (max 5 litres each) in a garage or detached shed.
