I would think as long as they are not in use, and properly stored, there is little danger. Probably upright on a metal shelf or a fire resistant locker, as long as there were no other flammables in with them.
Improper storage would be in a position they could be shorted, like something conductive getting across the terminals, on a cluttered work bench, in a drawer with loose bolts and nuts, in the truck with piles of other junk (guilty).
Left on the charger unattended for extended time. They are supposed to be automatic, but...
Anywhere they could be damaged, run over, dropped, exposed to heat, weld or torch slag, then continued to be used with obvious damage.
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