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What has the Bolton student accommodation fire taught us?
In November 2019 third-party student accommodation in Bolton known as ‘The Cube’ went up in flames. What does this mean for the safety of student accommodation?
Doorsets made easy
Specifying a doorset can be challenging and often filled with uncertainty. But, what if there was an easy way?
Fireco is a proud member of FIMA
FIMA is an alliance that unites manufacturers who work in the fire industry and have compliance certification.
A new chapter for Fireco
We are pleased to announce that we will be moving to new, larger premises as of the 23rd December 2019.
Fireco introduces Compliance as a Service
Compliance as a Service will make our fire safety systems more accessible to businesses that experience budget restraints.
Fireco celebrates their biggest ever monthly revenue
November 2019 has been a record in Fireco’s revenue history! We would like to thank our staff and customers for making this possible.
Fireco gains test evidence with fire door manufacturers
We are pleased to announce that we have been working with fire door manufacturers in order to gain Primary Test Certification on a range of Fireco products.
The benefits of buying from a UK manufacturer
From the installer of the product to the end-user, there are many people that can benefit from using a company that manufactures in the UK.
Fire Door Safety Week 2019
We are pleased to announce our participation in the Fire Door Safety Week 2019 campaign.
Closed doors can save lives
Did you know that closing your fire door at night could be the difference between life and death?
5 fire safety essentials for schools
Investing in fire safety equipment is one of the best ways of preparing for the event of a fire. In this blog, we cover some essentials your school should have.
Power cuts and the Pro Range
Approximately one million people were affected by the power cut on the 10th August 2019. Homes and businesses were left powerless, people travelling on trains were stranded and traffic lights were cut off, all the result of two power stations disconnecting.
How to stay fire safe this summer
Do you know what fire safety risks the summer sun can bring? Read our blog to find out how you can stay fire safe!
What we showed at FIREX 2019
Did you see us at FIREX this year? Or, did you miss us but want to know what we showed? We’ve summed up our time there in this blog post.
Are fully wired systems still the best option?
Knowing what fire safety products are best for your building can sometimes be unclear. This blog discusses whether fully wired systems are the best option.
Fireco releases free-swing door closer suitable for high-risk areas
Freedor Pro is the newest item in Fireco’s professional range of fire safety products. This addition to the installer-exclusive range allows installers to make compliance even easier for their customers.
Why installers are choosing Fireco
Nearly one million fire doors are being kept open safely using our products. With approximately 3 million fire doors being bought and installed every year in the UK, there are still a lot more to cover!
Fireco Spotlight – Support The Deaf People
For Deaf Awareness Week, Fireco interviews Ruthy Fletcher from ‘Support the Deaf People’ to help raise awareness of the problems deaf people can face.
How to prepare for a fire in a historic building
With the recent fire that broke out at Notre-Dame in Paris, there has been a lot of discussion about how best to deal with fires in historic or listed buildings. This blog covers some of the ways fire can be dealt with in these types of buildings.
How do fire doors affect the lives of care home residents?
Older people are often more vulnerable when it comes to accidents and emergencies which places huge importance on fire safety in care homes. Fire doors are essential for fire safety, but in the daily lives of care home residents, they can be problematic.
Why is compartmentation so important?
It takes seconds for a fire to spread through a hole the size of a pen nib. Compartmentation is a way to keep a fire contained in one place, preventing fire and smoke from spreading quickly and taking over the building.
How to minimise the risk of arson in schools
In the UK there is an estimate of between 1400-1800 school fires each year, with 75% of these thought to be caused on purpose. Read our blog for some tips on how to reduce the risk of arson in schools.
Why do students wedge open fire doors?
Fire doors help to prevent the spread of smoke and fire throughout a building, potentially saving lives. So, why do students wedge them open?
Are you the “Responsible Person” for fire safety?
Many people don’t know who the Responsible Person is in their building, but their role is essential in keeping the premises and occupants safe from the risk of fire. Read our blog to find out more.