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9. An oil heater designed to stand on a floor—
(a)shall be so constructed that, when it is standing unsecured on a floor and whether it is full or empty of fuel, it can be tilted to an angle of fifteen degrees from the vertical in any direction without overturning; and
(b)shall have screw holes, a hook and chain or other means conveniently placed and sufficient for securing it so as to prevent it from being overturned.
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