Firesure

Fire safety is crucial in any building, and it’s vital that we take all necessary steps to prevent fires from starting. However, if a fire does break out, there is a lot that can be done to protect the occupants and give firefighters the best possible chance of containing and extinguishing the fire. One of…

Following the terrible fire at Grenfell Tower on 14th June 2017, in which 72 people lost their lives, a public enquiry was set up to investigate the fire. On 30th October 2019, the inquiry published its phase 1 report which included recommendations on changes to regulations to help ensure that a fire like the one…

When it comes to fire protection in buildings, it is essential to consider all potential fire hazards and take appropriate measures to prevent the spread of flames. Electrical fires are a common cause of fires in buildings, particularly office buildings, often starting due to overheated appliances, faulty wiring or accidental damage. That’s why it’s important…

Arson is a serious crime and can cause significant harm to people, property and the environment. Arson is taken very seriously by the authorities in the UK, and those found guilty of arson can face substantial prison sentences. Regardless of this, the sad fact remains that arson attacks have been steadily increasing in the UK…

The last thing any business owner wants is a fire on their premises. Even a small fire can cause serious disruption to your business, and a serious fire can be devastating. The most dangerous attitude that any business can have regarding a fire is, “it won’t happen to me.” It is vital that each business…

Fire protection is a crucial element to any business or company, whether the facility is an office or a warehouse as fires can be life-threatening. Ensuring that you have several preventative measures in place can often be the difference between life and death. In fact, 2022 saw almost 1 million fires, an 11.2% increase in…

Domestic fires have the power to affect any home at any time. According to the statistics recorded by the UK government, there were over 577,053 incidents of fires in the year ending March 2022, 272 of which resulted in casualties. This highlights a serious safety concern for the UK public. But what is being done?…

Many properties around the UK own air conditioning units. However, did you know that heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems pose a threat to your property? It is essential that HVAV fires must be avoided to prevent injuries and damages in the workplace. In order to protect against potential fires in HVAC systems- which pose…

Every business has its own unique health and safety measures, requirements, and procedures to follow. However, there are some key health and safety rules and equipment every workplace must enforce and provide to ensure the safety of their staff. Fire safety is one of these things. Every workplace and premises must adhere to fire safety…

In the UK, household fires are classified into six different types. These are: Type A: Fires caused by solid materials such as wood, paper, or textiles. Type B: Fires caused by flammable liquids such as petrol, oil, or paint. Type C: Fires caused by flammable gases such as propane or butane. Type D: Fires caused…

Fire safety is crucial for several reasons. First and foremost, fires are obviously dangerous. While they can cause serious injuries, fires also result in millions of pounds of property damage each year. A report released by the Fire Protection Association (FPA) calculated that the average financial impact of a single fire reaches over £657,000. But…

Following on from our previous blog post about fire door regulations and the importance of fire safety, it’s crucial to know what products can help protect you and prevent a fire if one is to occur in the workplace. In every commercial building, the main point of escape is a fire door. In 2019, a…