July 5, 201114 yr comment_213 I have a bed and breakfast in a 4 bed bungalow. What would be the best type of smoke / fire detector to comply with any regulations? Report
July 5, 201114 yr comment_224 If you are a bed and breakfast has your local fire authority/officer informed you about which level of detection you have to have? Normally, they will ask you to conform to a certain Grade of the British Standard BS5839 pt6. Grade F - Battery operated smoke alarms. Grade D - Mains powered smoke alarms with battery backup and interlink. This option includes radio-interlinked mains powered smoke alarms Report
August 30, 20214 yr comment_21455 Hi there how much is a 5 bedroom B&b smoke alarm system cost roughly, I also live in the property Report
August 31, 20214 yr comment_21462 Your question sounds simple, but it has too many variables, even if you were given a guess you still have to get at least 2 quotes for the work. You should start with a Fire Risk Assessment. Report
August 31, 20214 yr comment_21465 Yes, you need a category & grade based on the layout, use and size of the premises. There is a big difference between a load of radio linked Grade D2 smoke & heat alarms and a full Grade A fire alarm system - either of which could apply in your case! Report
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