Stove Fire Safety Tips and Recommendations
Providing a hearth at the base of the stove, maintaining sufficient space from combustible materials, ensuring proper ventilation, installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and regular cleaning of the flue/chimney are essential practices to prevent fire hazards when using a stove. Timber surrounds, TVs, curtains, and carpets can pose fire risks if placed too close to the stove. Following these safety measures can help protect your home and loved ones from potential fire incidents.
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Stove Fire Safety Provide a hearth at the base of the stove. Provide sufficient space from combustible materials around the stove. Timber surrounds, TVs or materials such as curtains and carpets may all present a fire hazard. Ensure sufficient ventilation is provided in the room containing the stove (in accordance with the Building Regulations). A smoke & carbon monoxide detector should be installed in every room containing a stove.
Stove Fire Safety Have your flue/chimney cleaned regularly
