CTR is right,
Read your policy then if you can't find anything specifically stating NO
Call your insurance company and ask them.If they say no then ask them for a letter of denial and ask where it specifically states it in the policy.
I think what your referring to is the storage of flammable building products
Which actually your not doing.
Policies can work for you in a good way because it's all in writing.
I had a claim against my homeowners for a Ham Radio tower and antenna that was destroyed by wind .
In the policy it stated that"Antennas and their equipment are covered by this policy" But when I talked to my agent he said that was only TV antennas although it wasn't worded that way in the policy. I asked for a letter of denial which to them means "I'm gonna sue your fanny off" and an adjuster was there the next day with a check for 7 grand.
Weather it be yes or no get it in writing.
David
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