Dealers and installers on our network work in all nine provinces, from the estates and restaurant strips of Johannesburg, Pretoria and the East Rand to the humid coast of Durban and Richards Bay, the complexes and Winelands venues of the Western Cape, the factories of Gqeberha and East London, the cold Highveld towns of Mpumalanga, the platinum belt of the North West, the lodges of Limpopo, the long farm roads of the Northern Cape and the frosty grain towns of the Free State. Choose your province or town to read about getting gas there and request quotes.
Gauteng
Gauteng gets its LPG by road, from filling plants and depots on the East Rand and around the metros, out to gas dealers, refill stations, hardware stores and delivery bakkies in nearly every suburb. Many households moved their cooking and water heating to gas during load shedding and kept it, so 9 kg and 48 kg cylinders now stand beside townhouses and family homes alike. Highveld winters are cold and dry, which brings out the indoor heaters: use them in a ventilated room and never leave one on overnight. Estates and body corporates often set rules on where cylinders may stand, and theft from open yards is common enough that a lockable, ventilated cage is worth pricing.
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Mpumalanga
Mpumalanga splits in two for gas. On the high, cold plateau around eMalahleni, Middelburg, Ermelo and Secunda, LPG heats rooms through long frosty winters and fires stoves and geysers in mining towns. Down the escarpment in the Lowveld, it runs lodge kitchens around Hazyview and Sabie, packhouse canteens and farmhouses among the citrus and macadamia orchards near White River. Gas comes up the N4 and N17 by road to dealers and refill stations in the larger towns, and remote lodges and farms often order in bulk or by scheduled delivery. In Lowveld summer heat, keep cylinders shaded and upright, never in a closed vehicle. On the Highveld, use indoor heaters only in a ventilated room.
North West
In North West, LPG follows two very different economies. Along the platinum belt from Rustenburg to Brits, mining suppliers, engineering workshops and busy mining towns use gas for cooking, water heating and cutting and welding work. Further west, on the maize and cattle farms around Lichtenburg, Delareyville and Vryburg, gas heats farmhouses, runs poultry brooders and fires cooking in places a long drive from the nearest dealer. Hartbeespoort adds weekend houses, guest venues and restaurants that want patio heaters and braais. Gas arrives by road to dealers and refill stations in the main towns. Plan farm orders ahead, keep cylinders shaded in hot dry summers and ventilate rooms where heaters run on frosty winter nights.
Limpopo
Limpopo is hot for much of the year, so here gas is used less for heating and more for cooking, water and keeping kitchens running at game lodges and on farms far from town. LPG comes north by road along the N1 to dealers and refill stations in Polokwane, Mokopane and Tzaneen, then out to lodges in the Waterberg, around Hoedspruit and near the Kruger gates. Many remote sites order by scheduled delivery or keep a bulk tank. Mango, avocado and citrus packhouses use LPG forklifts, and mining towns like Lephalale and Phalaborwa need welding gas. Summer heat is the main caution: keep cylinders upright and shaded, and never leave one in a closed bakkie cab.
Northern Cape
The Northern Cape is the largest province and the emptiest, and distance shapes everything about gas here. LPG reaches Kimberley, Upington, Kathu and Springbok by road, and from there dealers serve towns, farms and guest farms spread across the Karoo, the Kalahari and Namaqualand. Many farmhouses cook, heat water and warm rooms on 48 kg cylinders or a bulk tank. Grape farms along the Orange River near Upington and Kakamas, and iron ore and manganese mines around Kathu and Postmasburg, add industrial and welding demand. Summers are fierce, so shade every cylinder. Karoo winter nights freeze hard, and indoor heaters need a ventilated room. Order early: the next delivery may be days away.
Free State
The Free State is farm country with some of the coldest winters on the Highveld, and gas use follows both. LPG comes in by road along the N1 and N3 and from the industrial area near Sasolburg, to dealers and refill stations in Bloemfontein, Welkom, Kroonstad, Bethlehem and Harrismith. Farmhouses heat rooms and water with gas, poultry houses use brooders, and grain farms may dry crops with gas burners. In the eastern highlands around Clarens and Ficksburg, guest houses and restaurants want heaters, fireplaces and patio heaters. Frost and snow on the Maluti side make indoor heaters common, so ventilate the room. Farm deliveries cover long distances, so plan ahead before the cold sets in.
KwaZulu-Natal
KwaZulu-Natal has a busy port, and LPG moves inland from Durban by road to dealers, refill stations and delivery services across the province. On the humid coast from Umhlanga to Ballito and down the South Coast, gas cooks in homes, runs restaurant kitchens and heats water in holiday flats, and salt air rusts cylinder collars, valves, regulators and cage hinges. Inland, Pietermaritzburg, the Midlands and Newcastle get cold winters, so heaters and fireplaces matter. Sugar cane, timber and poultry farms use gas too, and factories in Pinetown and Richards Bay run forklifts. Estates on the North Coast often set strict rules on where cylinders stand, so check before ordering.
Eastern Cape
The Eastern Cape runs from a windy, salty coastline to cold Karoo plateaus and the mountains of the former Transkei. LPG arrives through the ports and by road to dealers and refill stations in Gqeberha, East London, Mthatha and the smaller towns. Motor component factories around Gqeberha and East London use LPG forklifts and welding gas, while holiday towns like Jeffreys Bay and Port Alfred see gas cooking and braais in season. Inland, Graaff-Reinet, Cradock and Queenstown get hard frost, so heaters and fireplaces are common. Sheep and dairy farms rely on scheduled delivery. Coastal wind and salt rust cylinders and cages, so check valves and collars before every refill.
Western Cape
The Western Cape has a wet, cold winter and a dry, windy summer, and gas covers both. LPG comes through coastal supply points and by road to dealers, refill stations and delivery services from Cape Town to George. Many Cape Town households switched to gas hobs and geysers during load shedding, and restaurants in the city, the Winelands and along the Garden Route cook on 48 kg banks or bulk tanks. Wine farms around Stellenbosch, Paarl and Worcester use gas in kitchens, tasting rooms and patio heaters. Salt air on the Atlantic and False Bay coasts rusts cages and valves. Complexes and estates often limit where cylinders stand, so check with the body corporate first.