Stables & Yards Horseboxes Equestrian Centres
Equestrian Fire Safety Protect your horses. Protect your yard.
Hay, straw and shavings. Electrical heat lamps. Diesel engines and gas cookers. The equestrian world is full of fire risk — and your horses cannot save themselves. The Fire Safety Stick gives you the critical seconds that matter most.
Class A — Hay & Straw Class E — 100,000 Volts Zero Residue — Safe Around Animals 215g — Fits in Any Horsebox UKCA & CE Certified
UKCA & CE Certified
215g Fits Every Horsebox
Zero Residue Safe Around Animals
15 Years No Servicing
5 Fire Classes A B C E F
The Risks Are Real Your yard is one spark
Your yard is one spark
from disaster
Stable fires are among the most devastating and fast-spreading fires in any rural setting. Hay, straw and shavings are highly combustible — once alight, a stable block can be fully involved in under three minutes.
Electrical heat lamps, power washers and poorly maintained wiring are among the leading causes. Horseboxes add engine fires, diesel and gas cooking risks into the mix. The animals inside cannot open doors, cannot escape without help and panic in the presence of smoke and heat.
The Fire Safety Stick puts effective fire suppression in your hands in the seconds that matter — before the fire takes hold, before the alarm sounds, before the horses are in danger.
Why Traditional Extinguishers Fall Short
Powder extinguishers leave a fine chemical residue that causes respiratory distress in horses. CO₂ extinguishers are bulky, freeze the operator's hands and can cause panic in animals. The Fire Safety Stick deploys instantly, leaves no residue and is compact enough to hang in every stable doorway and carry in every horsebox.
Hay & Straw Storage
Dry hay can self-combust at high moisture levels and ignites instantly with any spark. Straw bedding burns with extraordinary speed. One bale can take an entire stable with it.
Electrical Heat Lamps & Wiring
Infra-red heat lamps, electric water heaters, power supplies and aging wiring in old stable blocks are leading causes of equestrian fires. Class E coverage to 100,000 volts.
Horsebox Engine Fires
Diesel fuel, oil and hydraulic fluid under a hot engine create real fire risk on every journey. A Class B fire in an engine bay with your horses on board requires immediate action.
Tack Room Chemicals & Sprays
Leather oils, fly sprays, aerosol polishes and hoof products are all flammable. Tack rooms are often unventilated and close to combustible bedding — a dangerous combination.
Where You Need It Every horse. Every
Every horse. Every
location. Every time.
Whether you manage a yard of twenty or keep a single horse at home, the Fire Safety Stick belongs in every equestrian setting.
Stables & Livery Yards
Hay, straw bedding, heat lamps and electrical systems make stables high-risk environments. Keep one in every stable block — on the door frame, in reach in seconds.
Class A & E Critical Horseboxes
Engine fires, diesel spills, living quarter cooking and on-board electrical systems — the horsebox covers multiple fire classes. At 215g it fits in any locker or glove box.
Classes A B C E F Horse Trailers
Tow vehicle engine fires, brake controller faults and onboard electrical systems. Combined with a horse in the trailer, speed of response is everything.
Vehicle Fire Ready Tack Rooms
Aerosol sprays, leather care products and oils stored in a confined, often wooden space. A single tack room fire can cause tens of thousands in losses.
Class B Liquids Hay & Feed Stores
Spontaneous combustion in wet hay, supplement oils and concentrated dust all present fire risk. Early intervention with the right extinguisher can save your entire winter feed supply.
Class A — Solid Combustibles Equestrian Centres
Riding schools, competition venues and commercial yards have a duty of care to clients, staff and visitors. Fire risk assessments demand adequate suppression equipment at every point.
Commercial Compliance Animal Welfare Horses cannot
Horses cannot
save themselves
<3 MIN
For a stable block to be fully involved
Horses panic in smoke and heat. They retreat to the back of the stable, not the door. Every second you can buy changes everything.
Zero Powder — No Respiratory Risk
Traditional powder extinguishers discharge a fine chemical cloud that causes severe respiratory distress in horses. The Fire Safety Stick deploys as a clean aerosol agent with zero powder residue — safe to use in close proximity to animals.
Instant Deployment — No Preparation
No pin to pull, no hose to aim in the dark. Point. Activate. The Fire Safety Stick discharges immediately — critical when your other hand is trying to open a stable door and move a panicking horse.
One in Every Doorway
At 215g and compact enough to hang on a single hook, you can position a Fire Safety Stick at every stable entrance. No heavy cylinder to move, no annual service call, no excuse not to have one at every point of risk.
No Contamination of Bedding or Feed
Foam and powder extinguishers contaminate bedding, hay, water supplies and feed stores when deployed. The Fire Safety Stick leaves no chemical residue — your stable environment is unaffected once the fire is out.
Fire Classifications Every fire class covered.
Every fire class covered.
Nothing left unprotected.
The equestrian environment presents a unique mix of fire types. The Fire Safety Stick is the only compact device that covers all five classes found in stables, tack rooms and horseboxes.
Class A
Solid Combustibles
Hay, straw, shavings bedding, timber stable structures, rugs, ropes, fence posts
Class B
Flammable Liquids
Diesel, engine oil, hydraulic fluid, leather care oils, fly sprays, aerosol products
Class C
Flammable Gases
LPG & propane used in horsebox living quarters, gas cooking, portable heaters
Class E
Electrical Equipment
Heat lamps, water heaters, electric fencing transformers, horsebox electrics
100,000 Volts Rated
Class F
Cooking Oils & Fats
Horsebox living area kitchens, yard staff room cooking, competition lorry kitchens
The Solution Built for the yard.
Built for the yard.
Ready for the road.
01
Compact Enough to Be Everywhere
At 215g and the size of a large torch, the Fire Safety Stick hangs on any hook, sits in any locker and fits in a horsebox glove box. Position one at every stable entrance, in every tack room and in every vehicle. No excuses.
02
Zero Residue — Truly Safe Around Animals
The dry aerosol agent suppresses fires without the powder cloud that causes respiratory distress in horses. No contamination of bedding, feed or water sources. Once the fire is out, your yard environment is unaffected.
03
15 Years. No Servicing. No Annual Cost.
Traditional extinguishers require annual servicing — often overlooked on private yards. The Fire Safety Stick has a 15-year maintenance-free life. Buy it, position it, forget about the paperwork. It will be ready when you need it.
04
UKCA & CE Certified
Independently tested and certified to both UKCA and CE standards. Meets the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for premises requiring fire suppression equipment.
Side by Side Why the Fire Safety Stick
Why the Fire Safety Stick
is the equestrian choice
| Feature | Fire Safety Stick | Powder Extinguisher | CO₂ Extinguisher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Safe to use near horses | ✓ Zero residue aerosol | ✗ Powder causes respiratory distress | ✗ Loud discharge, startles animals |
| Class E electrical rating | ✓ 100,000 Volts | ✓ Typically 1,000V only | ✓ Non-conductive |
| Weight & portability | ✓ 215g — fits anywhere | ✗ 1–9kg — difficult to carry | ✗ 2–7kg — heavy and bulky |
| Annual servicing required | ✓ None for 15 years | ✗ Annual inspection required | ✗ Annual inspection required |
| Residue after use | ✓ Zero — no clean-up | ✗ Heavy powder contamination | ✗ Frost/condensation damage |
| Safe in a horsebox | ✓ Fits in glove box | ✗ Requires mounting bracket | ✗ High-pressure — vehicle storage risk |
| Contaminates bedding or feed | ✓ None whatsoever | ✗ Entire stable contaminated | ✗ CO₂ displaces oxygen briefly |
| Covers all 5 fire classes | ✓ A, B, C, E, F | ✗ Typically A, B, C only | ✗ B & E only |
Common Questions Everything you need
Everything you need
to know
Yes. The Fire Safety Stick uses a dry aerosol agent that leaves zero residue and creates no powder cloud — making it far safer around horses than any traditional powder extinguisher. Powder extinguishers can cause serious respiratory distress in animals. The agent is clean, effective and leaves no chemical contamination in bedding, feed, water troughs or the stable environment.
Absolutely. At just 215g and the size of a large torch, the Fire Safety Stick is perfect for horseboxes and trailers. It covers engine compartment fires (Class B), electrical faults (Class E to 100,000V), living area cooking fires (Class F) and solid combustibles (Class A). It fits in a glove box, a side pocket or mounted on any panel. Many horsebox manufacturers and insurers recommend carrying an extinguisher at all times.
Yes. Hay and straw are Class A solid combustible materials and the Fire Safety Stick covers Class A fires. It is designed for early-stage fire intervention — giving you those critical first seconds to suppress a fire before it spreads. In a fully developed stable block fire, evacuation of the horses is always the priority. The Fire Safety Stick is your first-response tool before the fire takes hold.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, any stable yard that employs staff or has public access must carry out a fire risk assessment and provide appropriate fire-fighting equipment. For private yards, it is strongly recommended. Many equestrian insurers require adequate fire suppression equipment as a policy condition. The cost of not having one is immeasurable when animals are involved.
No. The Fire Safety Stick has a 15-year maintenance-free life with no annual inspection, no certification visits and no ongoing cost. Traditional extinguishers on private yards are frequently overlooked for servicing — left uncharged and unreliable. The Fire Safety Stick is always ready, with no paperwork and no call-outs.
Correct. The Fire Safety Stick is not suitable for tackling Lithium-ion (Li-ion) fires. Li-ion battery fires — such as those found in e-bikes, golf buggies and some electric vehicles — require specialist suppression equipment. For all other fire classes common to the equestrian environment (A, B, C, E, F), the Fire Safety Stick provides comprehensive coverage.
Your horses are counting on you.
Don't wait for the smoke alarm. Put the Fire Safety Stick in every stable, every tack room and every horsebox — today.
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The Fire Safety Stick is not suitable for tackling Lithium-ion (Li-ion) fires.
