Tower Fire Safety Cabinets with Legs

Safety Cabinets With Double-Wall Powder Coated Steel and Vents, Tower

Tower™ Safety Cabinets include all the standard features of the Eagle Flammable Liquid Storage Cabinets. The cabinets also feature 4" adjustable legs, making them ideal for placing cabinets over floor or wall ventilation. The added height makes it easy to clean under the cabinets, protects the cabinet in areas where floor moisture is a concern and is easy to move with a forklift or pallet jack.

The cabinets are made from 18-gauge steel and feature reinforced double-wall construction. The safety cabinets are coated with a lead-free, high-gloss, baked-on powder finish for superior protection against chemical corrosion. All Tower™ Safety Cabinets meet NFPA code 30 and OSHA specifications.

Flammable cabinets, also known as fire cabinets, come in standard design, tower cabinets with legs, wall mounted cabinets, under counter cabinets, and add on cabinets. Examples of these cabinets are the standard 9010X, tower 9010XLEGS, wall mounted 1975X, under counter 1971X, and add on ADD14XWHTE.

Tower Safety Cabinets With Legs Questions

A tower safety cabinet is different from a standard safety cabinet because it’s raised off the ground. These cabinets are more ergonomically friendly for workers who need to access the cabinet frequently, easier to clean underneath and protect against flooding by keeping the contents of the cabinet off the ground. The following set of questions and answers identify regulations around storing flammables and the approved containers for use.

What is a tower fire safety cabinet with legs?

Eagle tower safety cabinets are essentially safety cabinets with adjustable legs. The cabinets feature 4-in adjustable legs, making them ideal for placing cabinets over floor or wall ventilation. All Eagle tower safety cabinets meet NFPA code 30 and OSHA specifications.

What are the benefits of a fire safety cabinet with legs?

Eagle tower fire safety cabinets with legs offer many benefits over floor models. The legs can be adjusted up to 4 inches. The added height makes it easy to clean or sweep under the cabinets, protects the cabinet in areas where floor moisture is a concern, and is easy to move with a forklift or pallet jack.

How should you store chemicals in a warehouse?

To properly store chemicals in your warehouse, reference NFPA Code 30 and OSHA requirements. Use an approved flammable cabinet in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated storage area. Keep it away from sources of ignition and exits, and ensure its contents are labeled properly and accessible by first responders in case of emergency. Eagle’s flammable cabinets come in a variety of sizes and shapes, including cabinets with legs, wall mounted cabinets and under counter cabinets, and add-on cabinets.

What are the storage regulations for flammable liquids?

There are many storage regulations for flammable liquids, including the type of container used and the quantity of the contents inside. No more than 60 gallons of Category 1, 2 and/or 3 flammable liquids or 120 gallons of Category 4 flammable liquids should be stored in any one storage cabinet. Additionally, no more than three cabinets should be located in a single storage area. To ensure compliance, look for an approved flammable cabinet that meets NFPA Code 30 and OSHA requirements. All Eagle flammable cabinets meet OSHA 1910 and NFPA 30 requirements, and are available capacities of two to 110 gallons.