Fire Blankets 1.2m * 1.8m

1.2m x 1.8m Fire Blanket for Commercial and Home Use

When a fryer flares up or someone’s clothing catches fire, you need something that works in seconds with no training. NeonSafety’s fire blanket 1.2m x 1.8m is one of the largest standard sizes available. It gives you enough coverage to smother a fire across a wide cooktop or deep fryer, or to wrap fully around an adult.

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Fire Blankets 1m *1m

Put out small kitchen and cooking oil fires fast with this <strong>1m x 1m fire blanket</strong>, compliant with <strong>AS/NZS 3504</strong>. Quick-release pull tabs, a compact wall-mount case and no mess to clean up. Stocked locally in <strong>Perth</strong> by NeonSafety. <ul> <li>Size: 1m x 1m, suitable for homes, kitchens and vehicles</li> <li>Pull-tab release for use in seconds</li> <li>Smothers Class F (cooking oil) and small Class A fires</li> <li>Includes wall-mountable case</li> </ul>

Fire Blanket 1.2m x 1.2m – AS/NZS 3504 Compliant | Quick-Release Kitchen & Workplace Fire Blanket

Put out small kitchen and clothing fires in seconds with this <strong>1.2m x 1.2m fire blanket</strong>, compliant with <strong>AS/NZS 3504</strong>. The quick-release pull tabs make it easy for anyone to use, and it needs no servicing refills. It suits homes, commercial kitchens, offices, workshops and caravans. <ul> <li>Size: 1.2m x 1.2m, ideal for stovetops and small fryers</li> <li>Effective on small cooking oil and fat fires (Class F) and clothing fires</li> <li>Quick-release pull-tab case, wall-mountable</li> <li>Fast dispatch from Perth, WA</li> </ul>

Fire Blankets 3m * 3m

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Why Choose the Larger 1.2m x 1.8m Size?

Smaller 1.0m x 1.0m blankets suit a domestic stovetop. The 1.2m x 1.8m size gives you more coverage where the risk is bigger:

• Commercial kitchens: covers deep fryers, woks and multi-burner ranges
• Workshops and garages: smothers small fires on benches and around equipment
• Personal protection: long enough to wrap around a person whose clothing is on fire
• Schools, labs and childcare: extra coverage for science rooms and food tech areas
• Caravans, boats and BBQ areas: a compact backup where water isn’t an option

Key Features

• Size: 1.2m x 1.8m
• Material: Woven fibreglass fire-resistant fabric
• Deployment: Quick-release pull tapes. Pull down firmly and the blanket is ready to use.
• Storage: Wall-mountable case keeps the blanket clean, visible and easy to reach
• Standard: Manufactured to AS/NZS 3504 (Fire blankets)
• Fire classes: Suitable for small Class F (cooking oil and fat) fires and burning clothing

How to Use a Fire Blanket

1. Pull both tapes sharply downward to release the blanket from its case.
2. Hold the blanket by the tapes and wrap the top corners over your hands to shield them.
3. Place the blanket 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 to 30 minutes so the fire can’t reignite.
6. For a person on fire: Stop, Drop, Roll, then wrap the blanket around them to smother the flames.

Always call 000 if the fire is not fully out or spreads. A fire blanket is for small fires only. Never use water on a cooking oil fire.

Where to Install Your Fire Blanket

Mount the blanket on a wall near the exit side of the hazard, around 1.2m to 1.5m from the floor, so you can grab it without reaching over the fire. AS 2444 sets out the selection and placement of portable fire extinguishers and fire blankets for workplaces. If you’re not sure, our team can advise on the right location for your site.

Inspection and Maintenance (AS 1851)

Under AS 1851, fire blankets in commercial and workplace settings should be inspected every six months to confirm they’re present, accessible, undamaged and ready to deploy. A fire blanket is single-use, so replace it after any use.

NeonSafety provides AS 1851 fire equipment inspections across Perth. We can also look after your test and tag, fire extinguisher servicing and emergency equipment in a single visit, keeping your workplace compliant without the hassle.

Why Buy from NeonSafety?

• Perth-based fire safety and test and tag specialists
• Products that meet Australian Standards
• Expert advice on fire equipment selection and placement
• Installation and ongoing AS 1851 inspection services available

Need fire blankets for multiple sites or a full fire safety fit-out? Contact our team for a quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 1.2m x 1.8m fire blanket used for?

It smothers small fires by cutting off oxygen. The large size makes it ideal for commercial kitchens, workshops, and wrapping a person whose clothing is on fire.

Can a fire blanket be reused?

No. Fire blankets are single-use. Once deployed on a fire, replace the blanket.

How often should a fire blanket be inspected?

AS 1851 recommends inspecting fire blankets in workplaces every six months. NeonSafety offers this service across Perth.

Is a fire blanket better than a fire extinguisher for kitchen fires?

For small cooking oil fires, a fire blanket is fast and simple. Commercial kitchens should also have a wet chemical extinguisher for larger Class F fires.