Fire Blankets 1m *1m

Put out small kitchen and cooking oil fires fast with this 1m x 1m fire blanket, compliant with AS/NZS 3504. Quick-release pull tabs, a compact wall-mount case and no mess to clean up. Stocked locally in Perth by NeonSafety.

  • Size: 1m x 1m, suitable for homes, kitchens and vehicles
  • Pull-tab release for use in seconds
  • Smothers Class F (cooking oil) and small Class A fires
  • Includes wall-mountable case

$11.90

Additional information

Size

1m x 1m, 1.2m x 1.2m, 1.8 x 1.2m, 1.8 x 1.8m, 3m x 3m

1m x 1m Fire Blanket: Fast, Simple Fire Protection for Perth Homes and Workplaces

A fire blanket is one of the quickest ways to stop a small fire before it spreads. The NeonSafety 1m x 1m fire blanket Perth is built for kitchens, where fat and cooking oil fires start without warning. It is also a practical choice for offices, workshops, caravans, boats and rental properties across Perth and Western Australia.

Pull the tabs, cover the fire and cut off its oxygen. There’s no powder or foam to clean afterwards, and anyone in the household or workplace can use it.

Key Features

  • Compact 1m x 1m size: covers pots, pans, small appliances and bins. It also works as a wrap for clothing fires.
  • Quick-release pull tabs: the blanket comes out of its case in one smooth pull.
  • Heat-resistant woven fabric: smothers flames and resists heat during use.
  • Wall-mountable case: keeps the blanket visible, clean and within easy reach.
  • Clean to use: no residue, so it won’t damage food, appliances or surfaces.
  • Compliant with AS/NZS 3504: the Australian and New Zealand standard for fire blankets.

Where to Use a 1m x 1m Fire Blanket

  • Home kitchens and rental properties
  • Staff kitchens, break rooms and cafés
  • Offices, schools and childcare centres
  • Workshops and light industrial sites
  • Caravans, campervans, boats and 4WD setups
  • BBQ areas and outdoor kitchens

Suitable Fire Types

This fire blanket is designed for Class F fires (cooking oils and fats) and small Class A fires (paper, wood, fabric). It can also be used to wrap a person whose clothing has caught fire. For electrical fires, isolate the power first if it’s safe to do so. Use a fire blanket only on fires small enough to cover completely.

How to Use a Fire Blanket

  1. Pull both tabs down firmly to release the blanket from its case.
  2. Hold it by the corners, wrapping the edges around your hands to protect them.
  3. Place it gently over the fire, working away from your body. Don’t throw it.
  4. Turn off the heat source if it’s safe to do so.
  5. Leave the blanket in place for at least 15 minutes, until everything has fully cooled.
  6. If the fire doesn’t go out, get everyone out and call 000.

Mounting and Placement Tips

Mount the blanket on a wall near the kitchen exit, not directly above or beside the stove, so you never have to reach across flames to get it. Keep it clear of clutter and at a height everyone in the home or workplace can reach.

Keep It Compliant with NeonSafety

Under AS 1851, fire blankets in workplaces need routine inspection to confirm they’re in place, undamaged and ready to use. NeonSafety provides fire equipment servicing, test and tag, and fire safety inspections across Perth, so your blankets, extinguishers and electrical equipment stay compliant together. Ask us about bundling fire blanket checks into your regular service schedule.

Why Buy from NeonSafety?

  • Perth-based fire safety and test and tag specialists
  • Local stock and fast delivery around the Perth metro area
  • Expert advice on choosing and placing fire safety equipment
  • Ongoing servicing to help you meet Australian Standards

Protect your kitchen, workplace or vehicle today. Order your 1m x 1m fire blanket online, or contact the NeonSafety team for bulk pricing and on-site fire safety advice in Perth.

Compliance Commitment

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Product brand, appearance and physical design may vary depending on supplier availability.
Neon Safety guarantees that all equipment and safety products supplied will comply with
the relevant Australian Standards applicable to each product category. This may include,
but is not limited to:



  • AS/NZS 1841 – Portable Fire Extinguishers
  • AS/NZS 3504 – Fire Protection Systems and Equipment
  • AS/NZS 1851 – Routine Service of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment
  • AS/NZS 3760 – In-Service Safety Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment
  • AS/NZS 2293 – Emergency Escape Lighting and Exit Signs
  • AS/NZS 60335 – Household and Electrical Appliance Safety
  • WHS Regulations for First Aid Kit Requirements
Where a product falls under a different Standard or regulatory requirement, Neon Safety will ensure compliance before supply.