Then Antargaz should both insure the contents and ensure the tank's security.
Oil is very valuable at present and a tank full of the stuff sitting on an unoccupied property could be too much of a temptation for some. Of course it should be suitably locked, and not just when you aren't there.
You did say that in your first post but some people are just anxious to get there 2p,s worth in without reading the question.
Suggest that you ask your installer what make of tank it was and then visit the supplier to find out if they have some sort of locking top for it
Boiling a frog
I hope my reply covered both though how one would steal gas beats me.
It used to be possible (or was it standard) to have a hinged, padlockable top on an oil tank, but I dunno if these exist in France.
By the way, if you have a goodly amount of oil in a tank like that, is it covered by standard insurance policies? Losing say the contents of a 2000 litre tank would be expensive these days.
Patf wrote:I also answered realising it was oil not gas, but my point is that if the tank belongs to the company (as does our gas tank) they could have their own means of securing the contents. So ask their advice first.
Oil tanks do not belong to the oil company they belong to the owner of the oil tank
You made an assumption
You know what that is?
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