LPG & Gas Safety Stickers in Australia: Compliance Labels for Storage, Vehicles, and Worksites

LPG and gas safety labelling is a legal requirement in Australia under the Australian Dangerous Goods Code and state-based gas safety regulations. Missing or incorrect gas labels create serious risks: fire hazards, explosion risks, regulatory breaches, and workplace safety incidents.

At Stick-Dat, our LPG & Gas Safety Stickers collection is designed to meet Australian compliance standards while withstanding the demanding conditions of transport, storage facilities, industrial sites, and vehicle installations. Whether you're managing LPG cylinders, gas storage areas, vehicle conversions, or worksite gas systems, the correct labelling protects workers, drivers, and the public.

👉 View our LPG and gas safety products here:

• LPG Safety Stickers – Red Diamond Gas Labels | HAZMAT Compliant
• LPG Red Class Sign Stickers – Gas System Indicator
• Non-Flammable Non-Toxic Gas 2 Stickers – Green Diamond Safety Labels
• Toxic Gas Number 2 Stickers – HAZMAT Class 2 Gas Diamond Labels
• Propane Flow Direction Pipe Marker | Flammable Liquids Label

Why LPG & Gas Safety Labelling Is Critical

LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) and other compressed gases are classified as dangerous goods in Australia. Improper labelling or storage can result in:

• Fire and explosion hazards
• Regulatory non-compliance and fines
• Workplace health and safety breaches
• Transport violations under ADG Code
• Insurance claim rejections in the event of incidents
• Public safety risks at worksites and storage facilities

High-visibility LPG and gas safety stickers ensure that gas systems, cylinders, and storage areas are correctly identified and handled according to Australian Standards, just like our disabled access and parking signage ensures compliance in facility management.

Understanding Gas Classification & Colour Coding in Australia

Australian gas safety labelling follows the HAZMAT diamond system under the Australian Dangerous Goods Code:

Class 2.1 – Flammable Gas (Red Diamond)

Red diamond labels with a flame symbol are required for flammable gases including:

• LPG (liquefied petroleum gas)
• Propane
• Butane
• Natural gas (CNG)
• Acetylene

Our LPG Safety Stickers – Red Diamond Gas Labels are HAZMAT compliant for flammable gas identification.

Class 2.2 – Non-Flammable, Non-Toxic Gas (Green Diamond)

Green diamond labels are used for compressed gases that are non-flammable and non-toxic, including:

• Oxygen
• Nitrogen
• Carbon dioxide (CO2)
• Compressed air

Class 2.3 – Toxic Gas (White Diamond with Skull)

White diamond labels with a skull symbol indicate toxic gases such as:

• Chlorine
• Ammonia
• Hydrogen sulfide

Our Toxic Gas Number 2 Stickers provide compliant labelling for toxic gas storage and transport.

Where LPG & Gas Safety Stickers Must Be Displayed

Australian gas safety regulations require labelling on:

LPG Vehicle Conversions

Vehicles fitted with LPG or CNG systems must display:

• Red LPG diamond sticker on the rear of the vehicle
• LPG system indicator near the fuel filler or on the dashboard
• Compliance with ADR (Australian Design Rules) for vehicle modifications

Gas Cylinder Storage

Storage areas for LPG cylinders and compressed gas must have:

• HAZMAT class labels on cylinders
• Storage area warning signs (e.g., "LPG Storage – No Smoking")
• Ventilation and clearance requirements signage

Industrial Gas Systems & Pipework

Gas pipework and distribution systems require:

• Flow direction markers (e.g., Propane Flow Direction Pipe Markers)
• Gas type identification labels
• Emergency shut-off point markers

Transport & Delivery Vehicles

Vehicles transporting dangerous goods (including LPG) must display:

• HAZMAT placards on all four sides
• Emergency information panels (EIP)
• Compliance with ADG Code transport requirements

Who Needs LPG & Gas Safety Stickers?

Our LPG and gas safety labels are used by:

• LPG vehicle conversion workshops
• Gas cylinder suppliers and distributors
• Industrial and manufacturing facilities
• Mining and resources companies
• Hospitality venues (commercial kitchens, BBQ areas)
• Caravan parks and camping grounds
• Builders and construction contractors
• Transport and logistics operators
• Councils and local government facilities

These stickers are often purchased alongside first aid and emergency signage, clinical and medical waste labels, fuel tank identification labels, and truck and vehicle safety stickers to complete a full compliance setup.

Built for Australian Conditions

All LPG and gas safety stickers in our range are:

• Printed on high-quality outdoor vinyl
• UV-resistant for long-term durability in Australian sun
• Suitable for metal, plastic, glass, and painted surfaces
• Designed to withstand weather, fuel exposure, and cleaning
• Compliant with Australian Dangerous Goods Code and HAZMAT standards

This makes them ideal for both permanent installations and temporary worksite gas systems.

Sizes, Packs, and Bulk Options

To suit different applications, LPG and gas safety stickers are available in:

• Multiple size options for vehicles, cylinders, and storage areas
• Single stickers for individual vehicle conversions
• Bulk packs for gas suppliers, workshops, and multi-site operations

Bulk purchasing is especially popular with:

• LPG conversion workshops and auto electricians
• Gas cylinder suppliers and distributors
• Industrial facility managers
• Transport and logistics companies

If you need a specific size or pack quantity not listed, custom options are available.

Why Choose Stick-Dat for LPG & Gas Safety Labelling?

• Australian made signage – manufactured in Brisbane, Australia
• Fast turnaround and shipping
• Trade-friendly pricing for bulk orders
• Designed for real-world industrial and transport use
• Trusted by gas suppliers, workshops, and transport operators nationwide

We focus on compliance, durability, and visibility — not cheap, short-life stickers that fade or peel under fuel exposure and weather.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colour should LPG stickers be in Australia?

LPG stickers must use a red diamond with a flame symbol, indicating Class 2.1 Flammable Gas under the Australian Dangerous Goods Code.

Are LPG stickers required on all LPG vehicles in Australia?

Yes. All vehicles fitted with LPG or CNG systems must display a red LPG diamond sticker on the rear of the vehicle as per Australian Design Rules (ADR).

Can I use these stickers on gas cylinders and storage areas?

Absolutely. Our LPG and gas safety stickers are designed for use on cylinders, storage areas, pipework, and vehicles. They adhere well to metal, plastic, and painted surfaces.

How long do LPG and gas safety stickers last?

Our stickers are printed on 7-year outdoor vinyl with UV-resistant inks, making them suitable for long-term use in Australian sun, weather, and fuel exposure conditions.

Do I need different labels for different types of gas?

Yes. Flammable gases (LPG, propane) use red diamonds, non-flammable gases (oxygen, nitrogen) use green diamonds, and toxic gases use white diamonds with a skull symbol. Always use the correct HAZMAT class label for the gas type.

Related Compliance Collections

Complete your industrial compliance signage with these related collections:

• Fuel & Tank Identification Stickers – Diesel, Petrol, AvGas & Safety Labels
• Truck & Vehicle Safety Stickers
• First Aid & Emergency Stickers
• Disabled Access & Parking Stickers
• Service Due Stickers

Order LPG & Gas Safety Stickers Online

If you need compliant, high-visibility LPG and gas safety labelling that meets Australian dangerous goods requirements, browse our range:

👉 LPG & Gas Safety Stickers Collection

Whether you need one sticker for a vehicle conversion or bulk packs for a gas supply business or industrial facility, Stick-Dat has a solution built for Australian compliance standards. Order today for fast dispatch across Australia.