1.2 M X 1.2M Fire Blanket Size

In an emergency, grab the blanket by the two ends to expose it, then drape it over the fire to smother the flames. The blanket can also be used to cover a person whose clothes are on fire to extinguish the flames.

Yes, it’s designed for repeated use, but inspect it for any damage or burns after each use. If the fabric is torn or severely damaged, replace it.

Store it in a kitchen drawer or cupboard, or in a quick-release placement near relevant areas (like the cooking space), so you can grab it fast in an emergency.

It’s suitable for kitchens, offices, workshops, or any area where small fires may start, such as around cooking appliances or electrical equipment.

Pull apart the two ends to reveal the blanket, hold it at arm’s length, and lay it gently over the fire to smother the flames. Avoid moving the blanket while it’s covering the fire.

Yes. You can wrap the blanket around the person to cut off the oxygen supply and extinguish the flames, then move the person to safety and seek further medical help if needed.

The blanket is designed to withstand temperatures up to 550°C, making it suitable for common domestic and workplace fire scenarios.

Yes. Its size, materials, and ease of deployment make it appropriate for homes, offices, and small work areas.

If you need more coverage, consider larger blankets like 2.0m x 2.0m for bigger fires. For tighter spaces, a 1.0m x 1.0m blanket may be quicker to grab and deploy. Example alternatives on Fepy include: 1.0 m x 1.0 m Fire Blanket (https://fepy.com/product/1-0-m-x-1-0-m-fire-blanket) and 2.0 m x 2.0 m Fire Blanket (https://fepy.com/product/2-0-m-x-2-0-m-fire-blanket).

Keep the blanket accessible, check it regularly for wear, avoid using it on fires larger than the blanket can cover, and ensure you have a clear exit path when deploying. Replace if damaged or after a deployment.