BSI BS EN 1869 2019 Silicone Coated Fire Blankets For Emergency Flame Protection And Domestic Kitchen Fire Safety

Wingsec Fire Blanket Introduction

There are times in life when you need the expertise and equipment to extinguish a fire. Accidents can happen at any time, whether in the kitchen, in your car, or at home. Industrial buildings, like private homes, require proper fire safety equipment; the destructive power of fire can cause significant damage and even death.

If a kitchen fire breaks out, a fire blanket is extremely useful. It's recommended to have one nearby so you can extinguish the fire before it spreads. Even if the fire is intense, never pour water on the stove or pots. Placing a fire blanket over the fire can quickly dampen the flames and prevent them from spreading further.

Fire blankets are also useful in other situations, such as when someone's clothing catches fire. Simply wrapping the person in the blanket can prevent further harm.

Fire blankets are made of non-flammable material and are an important safeguard against accidental fires. It's best to keep one in your home or kitchen.

Technique Data Sheets For WS01 BSI Fire Blanket

Fire Blanket 1.1 × 1.1 m – Features

Material & Safety

• Made of fiberglass woven cloth (some with silicone coating for extra durability).
• Non-flammable, non-toxic, and safe to use indoors.

Compact Size for Home

• 1.1 m × 1.1 m is ideal for kitchen fires, especially cooking oil pan fires.
• Large enough to wrap around a person’s upper body for emergency escape.

Quick & Easy to Use

• Stored in a soft pouch or hard case with pull tapes for instant release.
• Smothers fire by cutting off oxygen — no mess, no residue.

Applications

• Suitable for Class F (cooking oil/grease fires) and small Class A/B fires (solid and liquid).
• Can also serve as a heat shield or protective cover during evacuation.

Hygienic & Maintenance-Free

• No expiration date, unlike fire extinguishers.
• Requires no maintenance — simply store in an accessible spot.

Lightweight & Portable

• Typically weighs 0.7–1.0 kg.
• Can be wall-mounted in kitchens, RVs, boats, or near stoves

User-Friendly for All Ages

• No complicated operation — just pull down and cover.
• Suitable for elderly, children, or anyone without fire training.

✅ Typical Packing:

• Individually packed in soft bag or red hard case with clear instructions.
• Carton packing for bulk shipping.

BSI Standard Fire Blanket1.1*1.1m Advantages

Certified Safety

• Complies with BS EN 1869:1997 (British Standard for fire blankets).
• Guarantees reliable performance in real fire emergencies.

Ideal Size for Home Use

• 1.1 × 1.1 m is large enough to cover a burning pan or wrap around a person.
• Compact and lightweight for kitchen, RV, boat, or home storage.

Effective Fire Suppression

• Extinguishes Class F fires (cooking oil/grease) safely, unlike water or some extinguishers.
• Also suitable for small Class A (solid materials) and Class B (liquid) fires.

Quick & Easy to Operate

• Pull-down tabs for instant deployment.
• Simple design — no prior training required.

No Mess, No Damage

• Smothers flames by cutting off oxygen supply.
• Leaves no powder, foam, or chemical residue (unlike fire extinguishers).

Durable & Long-Lasting

• Made of high-quality fiberglass fabric
• Maintenance-free and has no expiry date.

Safe for People

• Can be used to wrap around a person to aid escape from fire.
• Non-toxic and safe for use near food.

Compact & Convenient Storage

• Supplied in a red hard case or soft pouch with clear printed instructions.
• Wall-mountable for fast access in emergencies.

✅ Why choose BSI-certified?
Because it ensures the blanket has been independently tested for thickness, material strength, fire resistance, and ease of use — giving households real peace of mind.

How To Use The Fire Blanket:

Type A

• Position and place fire blanket against the wall of the room or exit passage where it is easy to access and take for use.
• In case of fire, take out the fire blanket by pulling downwards the two tabs outside the container.
• Unfold the fire blanket completely and put it in level with chest position.
• Cover the fire source with the blanket completely, turn off power or gas supply, and leave the fire covered until cool.
• Call the fire bridge immediately.

Type B

• Position and place fire blanket against the wall of building or exit passage where it is easy to access and take for use.
• In case of evacuation due to fire, pull out the fire blanket by pulling downward the two tabs outside the packing bag.
• Unfold the fire blanket completely and cover or wrap the body
• Leave the building following the emergency exit.

Type C

• Put fire blanket in the room or tool pack inside vehicle such as car etc.
• When cloth catches fire, take out the fire blanket by pulling downwards the two tabs outside the package.
• Use fire blanket to wrap the part of body on fire and patting gently to extinguish the fire.
• Call the fire bridge immediately.