Flammable Materials Safety Cabinets

Fire-Resistant Storage Cabinets for Hazardous Chemicals & OSHA Compliance

Flammable Materials Storage Cabinets: Your First Line of Defense

Protect your facility and personnel with high-quality flammable materials storage cabinets. Engineered to meet and exceed OSHA and NFPA safety standards, these cabinets offer reliable containment of flammable and combustible liquids. Learn more about our product warranty

From manufacturing plants to laboratories, ensure compliance, minimize risks, and maintain a safe work environment with URS-tested fire-resistant cabinets.

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Types of Flammable Cabinets

Types of Flammable Cabinets

Explore our wide range of flammable materials safety cabinets, engineered to meet OSHA and NFPA requirements. These cabinets help store hazardous liquids securely while improving fire resistance and worker safety in your facility. Ideal for warehouses, labs, and industrial operations handling paints, solvents, pesticides, or corrosive substances.

Flammable Cabinets

Flammable Cabinets

Store flammable liquids with maximum fire resistance and OSHA-compliant design.

Drum Cabinets

Drum Cabinets

Safely hold 30–55 gallon drums with leak-proof sump and vertical/horizontal storage.

Paint Cabinets

Paint Cabinets

Store and separate paints, aerosols, and inks in code-compliant steel cabinets.

Pesticide Cabinets

Pesticide Cabinets

Protect turf chemicals with FM-approved cabinets that comply with fire code standards.

Hazmat Cabinets

Hazmat Cabinets

Designed for acids, bases, and toxic chemicals — with ventilation and corrosion control.

Corrosive Cabinets

Corrosive Cabinets

Engineered for chemical labs, resistant to acids, solvents, and corrosive agents.

Emergency Cabinets

Emergency Cabinets

Highly visible emergency cabinets with self-closing doors and glow-in-dark labels.

Outdoor Lockers

Outdoor Lockers

Outdoor-ready cabinets built to safely store flammables in industrial environments.

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Key Features of Flammable Materials Storage Cabinets

Flammable safety cabinets from URS are specifically engineered to protect your people, property, and compliance status. Built to meet OSHA and NFPA standards, each cabinet includes advanced fire protection, vapor control, spill containment, and visual safety features for everyday industrial use.

Safety Cabinet Key Features

Fire resistance

Double-walled steel construction with insulating air gap enhances fire protection during emergencies.

Self-closing doors

Doors automatically close to contain vapors and flames, minimizing exposure and enhancing compliance.

Leak-proof sump

Integrated sump captures spills, preventing leakage and reducing environmental contamination risk.

Ventilation ports

Cabinets are equipped with vents to promote airflow and reduce vapor buildup inside the storage unit.

High-visibility labels

Clearly marked labels alert workers to flammable content, enhancing workplace awareness and caution.

Full compliance

All models adhere to major regulatory requirements, including: OSHA, NFPA and FM appovals

Flammable Safety Cabinet Applications

Industry Applications of Flammable Storage Cabinets

Flammable safety cabinets are essential for a wide range of industries that manage hazardous liquids or volatile substances. Whether you're storing chemicals, fuels, solvents, or pesticides, these cabinets provide fire-resistant containment and help meet OSHA and NFPA standards.

  • Pharmaceutical & Biotech: Store flammable reagents, alcohols, and other volatile chemicals safely.
  • Laboratories: Maintain compliance and protect lab personnel from accidental spills and fire risks.
  • Manufacturing & Automotive: Secure solvents, lubricants, and adhesives used in production lines.
  • Paint & Coating Facilities: Isolate combustible paints, aerosols, and inks from ignition sources.
  • Warehouses & Logistics: Segregate hazardous materials during storage or transit preparation.
  • Educational Institutions: Safe storage of flammable supplies in school or college chemistry labs.

How to Choose the Right Flammable Storage Cabinet

Choosing the right flammable safety cabinet depends on your specific operational needs, storage environment, and regulatory compliance obligations. Factors such as chemical type, storage capacity, location constraints, and industry-specific fire codes all play a crucial role. Whether you're managing solvents in a manufacturing plant, pesticides in an agricultural facility, or flammable reagents in a laboratory, selecting the correct cabinet ensures maximum safety, OSHA and NFPA compliance, spill control, and space optimization within your workplace.

How to Choose Flammable Cabinet

Storage Capacity

Choose from compact bench-top units to large drum cabinets depending on the volume of flammable materials stored.

Material Compatibility

Ensure resistance to acids, solvents, and corrosive agents based on the type of chemicals you plan to store.

Location

Pick indoor or outdoor-rated cabinets depending on environmental conditions and space availability.

Door Type

Decide between manual or self-closing doors based on fire code requirements and safety protocol preferences.

Compliance Needs

Always ensure the cabinet is OSHA, NFPA, and FM approved to meet national fire safety regulations.

Flammable Cabinet Certification Standards

Compliance & Certification You Can Trust

Every URS flammable storage cabinet is engineered to meet the highest safety standards in the U.S. These certifications validate that our products are tested, code-compliant, and built to perform under emergency conditions.

OSHA Compliance

Ensures employee protection in hazardous environments. Cabinets follow 29 CFR 1910.106 safety requirements for flammable liquids.

NFPA Standards

Complies with NFPA 30 guidelines for the safe storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids in industrial settings.

FM Approved

Third-party tested and certified for fire performance — trusted by professionals for added safety and insurance compliance.

Pro Tip: Choosing URS means peace of mind — knowing your cabinets are field-tested, regulation-ready, and trusted across the USA.

Maintenance & Durability

Proper maintenance not only extends the lifespan of flammable storage cabinets but also ensures long-term compliance with safety regulations. Durable construction combined with routine care can help protect your facility for years without compromise.

Construction Quality

Our cabinets are built with heavy-gauge, welded steel and feature double-wall insulation for enhanced fire resistance. Reinforced doors and riveted handles offer long-term structural integrity, even in high-traffic industrial settings.

Corrosion Resistance

Each cabinet is powder-coated inside and out, providing superior protection against moisture, humidity, and chemical spills. This finish prevents rust and degradation, even in challenging environments like labs, warehouses, or production floors.

Maintenance Guidelines

To maintain durability and safety, inspect your cabinets monthly for dents, rust spots, or chemical residue. Use non-abrasive cleaners and avoid harsh solvents that may damage labels or finishes. Check door seals, hinges, and self-closing mechanisms regularly to ensure optimal function.

Cabinet Maintenance and Durability

Pro Tip: Place your flammable cabinets away from water sources or high humidity areas to preserve paint finish, labels, and mechanical parts. Avoid stacking heavy objects on top to prevent frame distortion over time.

Frequently Asked Questions About Flammable Safety Cabinets

🧯 Are flammable safety cabinets required by law?

Yes. OSHA and NFPA regulations require the use of certified flammable cabinets when storing certain quantities of combustible liquids. These cabinets help reduce fire hazards and ensure workplace compliance.

⚗️ What materials can be stored in a flammable cabinet?

Flammable cabinets are used for storing chemicals like solvents, fuels, paints, thinners, pesticides, and other volatile liquids. Always check chemical MSDS for storage compatibility.

🌬️ Do flammable cabinets need to be vented?

Venting is not mandatory under OSHA unless required by local code or the chemical manufacturer. Cabinets come with capped vent ports to support both vented and non-vented configurations.

🌧️ Can these cabinets be used outdoors?

Yes, but only outdoor-rated cabinets should be used outside. These models have weatherproof coatings, sealed doors, and enhanced locking systems for exposure resistance.

🕒 What is the expected lifespan of a flammable cabinet?

High-quality flammable cabinets can last 10–15 years or more with proper care. Regular inspection, dry placement, and gentle cleaning extend usable life significantly.

🚪 Are self-closing doors mandatory?

In many jurisdictions, yes — especially in laboratories or public facilities. Self-closing doors are recommended to help contain vapors and flames during a fire event.

Comparison of Flammable Cabinet Types

Explore a side-by-side comparison of our most popular flammable safety cabinet types. From compact units for labs to outdoor-ready lockers, this guide helps you identify the best solution for your material type, storage volume, and environment.

Cabinet Type Best For Capacity Indoor/Outdoor Key Features Compliance
Flammable Cabinet General flammable liquid storage 12–90 gallons Indoor Double-walled steel, self-closing door OSHA, NFPA, FM
Drum Cabinet 30–55 gallon drum storage Up to 110 gallons Indoor Sump base, vertical/horizontal drum loading FM, NFPA
Paint Cabinet Paints, aerosols, ink storage Up to 60 gallons Indoor Color-coded, separate paint containment OSHA, NFPA
Pesticide Cabinet Turf & agri-chemical storage 12–90 gallons Indoor Corrosion resistant, FM approved FM, EPA
Hazmat Cabinet Acids, bases, toxics 12–60 gallons Indoor Vented design, corrosion control OSHA, NFPA
Corrosive Cabinet Labs & chemical handling Up to 30 gallons Indoor Poly-lined interior, chemical-resistant finish NFPA, EPA
Emergency Cabinet Quick access fire control gear Various sizes Indoor Glow-in-dark labels, high visibility OSHA
Outdoor Locker Outdoor hazardous storage Up to 120 gallons Outdoor Weather-sealed, elevated design OSHA, NFPA

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Installation Best Practices & Customization Options

Installation & Placement Guidelines

  • Clearance: Maintain safe distance from walls, machinery, and ignition sources.
  • Anchoring: Secure cabinets to the floor for stability and earthquake safety.
  • Workflow: Place near workstations to improve safety without obstructing operations.
  • Environment: Use weatherproof models for outdoor exposure and climate resistance.
  • Ventilation: Follow OSHA/NFPA rules on venting requirements based on contents.

Custom Features & Add-On Options

  • Adjustable Shelving: Reconfigure internal layout for tall containers or bins.
  • Extra Sump Liners: Add spill protection and faster cleanup capabilities.
  • Custom Labels: Include hazard-specific or language-based signage.
  • Tamper-Proof Locks: Secure against unauthorized access or theft.
  • Color Customization: Match cabinet colors to your safety color code system.
  • Grounding Kits: Prevent static discharge for solvent-heavy environments.

Pro Tip: Combining the right installation layout with optional add-ons like grounding kits and custom labeling not only ensures OSHA compliance — it enhances safety, workflow, and inspection readiness.

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