Robbo

Hi All, where it states that the premises must be no more than basement, ground and first floor, is that the only parameter? So ground , first and second floor would not be permitted under this guidance ? Rob

Many thanks Anthony, very helpful

Hi, are these extinguishers legal and meet all standards for commercial use please?

Many thanks for that Anthony , very useful information.

Does anyone know if a fire door is ok to be in a lath and plaster wall and what protection does it give please?

Many thanks , it has been a multi agency approach now.

Hi All, A local pottery uses a domestic building to fire the kilns to make pottery. no one lives in the building ,the kilns are contained in a separate area and has natural venting only. these are left on at night as the process takes 8-12 hours depending on what’s being produced. there is a store area upstairs and the owner can be above the area where kilns operate. there is no fire door separation to upstairs or no linked detection. The only risk is during the day when the owner can be upstairs whilst kilns are on downstairs and wouldn’t have any early detection of a fire downstairs. This is a business with 1 person operating in an empty building. All pottery sold online no customers are in the building. any thoughts on fire safety requirements please?