Fire extinguisher support
We have several types of fire extinguisher supports adjusted to your needs.
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Floor Stand for Fire Extinguishers - Red
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Floor Stand for Fire Extinguishers - Black
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Removable Tubular Support for Fire Extinguishers
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Vehicle Support for Abc 6Kg Fire Extinguishers
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Wall Mount for Abc 6kg Fire Extinguishers – L Shape
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Wall Mount for Co2 Fire Extinguishers
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Wall Mount for Fire Extinguishers - ABC 6KG
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Fire extinguisher mounts are essential to ensure that firefighting equipment is always accessible and in good working order. There are different types of mounts depending on the location and type of extinguisher. Here are some common options:
Floor Supports
- Metal support : Usually made of painted or galvanized steel, it is robust and suitable for indoor environments. It can have a base fixed to the ground or be fixed with anchors.
- Adjustable Bracket : Allows you to adjust the size to accommodate different types and sizes of extinguishers. Ideal for locations where the type of extinguisher may vary.
- Caster Stand : Makes transporting the extinguisher easier, making it useful for environments where the extinguisher may need to be moved frequently.
Wall Brackets
- L-bracket : Attached directly to the wall, usually made of metal or sturdy plastic. Keeps the extinguisher in place and accessible, but may not be ideal for environments where the extinguisher needs to be accessed from multiple angles.
- Adjustable Arm Support : Allows the extinguisher to be fixed in different positions, offering more flexibility in storage.
- Plastic or Fiberglass Mount : Lighter and often used in dry, indoor environments. Ideal for applications where the extinguisher will not be subjected to adverse conditions.
Vehicle Mounts
- Aluminum Mount : Lightweight and corrosion resistant, ideal for vehicles. Generally designed to securely hold the extinguisher during movement.
- Coated Steel Bracket : Provides greater durability and impact resistance. May include vehicle-specific fixing devices.
- Support with Clip or Strap : Includes straps or clips to ensure the extinguisher is securely fixed and safe during transport.
General Considerations
- Certification and Standards : Make sure the mount complies with local safety standards and fire regulations.
- Ease of Access : The support must allow quick and easy access to the extinguisher in case of emergency.
- Durability and Maintenance : Choose materials and designs that resist wear and tear and require little maintenance.
The fire extinguisher must be visible and easily accessible, positioned in a clearly marked and unobstructed location. It must be fixed to a suitable support, with the top part no more than 1.20m from the ground and the bottom part at least 20cm from the ground. It is important that it is securely fastened to prevent it from falling, but in such a way that it can be removed quickly in an emergency. The surrounding area must be free of obstacles to ensure quick access. Regularly check the validity and condition of the fire extinguisher to ensure it is working properly.

Validity and conditions for rejection of fire extinguishers.
Annual Maintenance of Portable Fire Extinguishers
Portable fire extinguishers must be maintained annually to ensure their effectiveness in emergency situations. Water, water-based, foam and dry chemical extinguishers have a useful life of 20 years and require recharging every 5 years. CO2 extinguishers, on the other hand, have a useful life of 30 years and must be recharged every 10 years and subjected to a hydraulic test of their body.
Proper Distribution of Fire Extinguishers
In all types of use, except for type I (residential) of the 1st and 2nd risk categories, fire extinguishers must be properly sized and distributed. The maximum distance between the exit from a risk location and the nearest fire extinguisher must not exceed 15 metres, thus ensuring rapid accessibility in the event of a fire.
Criteria for Fire Extinguisher Rejection
Companies that perform fire extinguisher maintenance must be certified in accordance with Standard 4413/2006, ensuring professional qualifications and technical suitability of the facilities. Fire extinguisher maintenance is prohibited in the following circumstances:
- Lack of CE Marking: Fire extinguishers manufactured after 1999 without CE marking.
- Absence of Pressure Test Mark: Extinguishers that do not have a pressure test mark.
- Lack of Manufacturer Identification: Fire extinguishers without manufacturer identification.
- Incomplete Information: Fire extinguishers that do not show the type, series or batch, manufacturing number and year of manufacture.
- Chemical Foam Extinguishers: Not permitted for maintenance.
- Soda Acid Extinguishers: Use an acid-base chemical reaction to generate pressure.
- Dented Extinguishers: Extinguishers that have dents.
- Improper Activation Methods: Extinguishers that need to be inverted or struck against the ground.
- Unavailable Components: Extinguishers whose original or substitute components are no longer available on the market.
- Legal Regulation: Fire extinguishers that, by law, cannot be on the market.
- Disposable Body: Extinguishers with a disposable body without an expiration date or with an expired date.
- Inappropriate Color: Extinguishers that are not red in color.
- Improvised Repairs: Fire extinguishers with signs of repair by welding, soldering or cutting.
- Thread Damage: Extinguishers with damaged body or threads.
- Corrosion: Fire extinguishers that show corrosion.
- Fire Damage: Extinguishers that have been damaged during a fire.
Importance of Certification in Fire Extinguisher Maintenance
To ensure the safety and effectiveness of fire extinguishers, maintenance must be carried out by companies certified in accordance with Standard 4413/2006. This certification ensures that the procedures are carried out by qualified professionals with the necessary technical equipment.
Conclusion
Keeping fire extinguishers in good condition is essential to safety in any environment. Make sure that they are serviced annually and that fire extinguishers are properly distributed and labeled, following all applicable standards and regulations. For more information on fire extinguisher maintenance and required certifications, consult a fire safety specialist.
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