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Pull the tabs
Pull the tabs straight down to release the blanket from the bag.
Fire blankets for real emergencies
Why a fire blanket is a smart first choice
Most home fires start small. In those first seconds, you want something thatβs fast, simple and clean.
- Instant action: pull, cover, and cut off oxygen.
- No mess: no powder residue on food, surfaces or electronics.
- Lower risk: especially around hot oil and grease (Class F).
- Easy under stress: no pin, pressure or aiming.
A fire blanket doesnβt replace a fire extinguisher β it complements it by handling the most common small indoor fires quickly and safely.
π Fire blanket vs fire extinguisher Click to learn more
Fire extinguishers are powerful tools, but they require training and can spread burning oil if used incorrectly. A fire blanket is often the safest first response for small indoor fires.
- Fire blanket: smothers flames, clean, simple β ideal for kitchens and clothing.
- Extinguisher: stronger range β best when trained and for larger fires.
Effective against grease & oil fires (Class F)
Grease and oil fires burn hotter and faster than ordinary flames. Many low-density fire blankets are not designed for this β ours are.
430+ GSM fiberglass β’ tested for Class F fires β’ EN 1869:2019
Thicker fabric means more protection
A heavier fire blanket blocks heat longer and protects your hands better when seconds matter β especially with burning oil or clothing.
Dense fiberglass weave β’ heat resistant up to 580 Β°C
Certified for real emergencies β not just claims
Tested to a European safety standard with defined performance limits, clear use instructions and replacement criteria.
Compliant with EN 1869:2019
Important: Not all fire blankets are suitable for grease and oil fires. Class F performance requires sufficient fabric density.
π Why Class F matters Click to learn more
Grease and oil fires behave very differently from ordinary fires.
They burn at higher temperatures, spread faster and can re-ignite if they are not fully smothered.
Many standard fire blankets are designed mainly for small object fires and lack the fabric density needed to block intense heat from burning oil or fat.
Class F performance indicates suitability for grease and oil fires, which are the most common fire type in domestic kitchens and professional food environments.
DVM fire blankets use a high-density fiberglass weave (430+ GSM). This thicker fabric provides a more reliable heat barrier and helps prevent flare-ups during smothering.
In practice, this means:
- safer use on burning pans and deep-fat fires
- better hand protection during deployment
- reduced risk of re-ignition after covering the fire
How to use a fire blanket in 3 steps
Keep it simple: pull, protect your hands, and smother the fire.
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Protect your hands
Hold the top edge so your hands stay protected, and place it gently over the burning pan or object.
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Leave it in place
Switch off the heat if safe and leave the blanket in place until the pan and blanket have fully cooled down.
Tip: Do not lift the blanket to βcheckβ the fire β keep it sealed to cut off oxygen.
Choose your 1Γ1 fire blanket
Same certified protection β choose the packaging that fits your home and how you want to store it.
Bag
DVM-FBAG-1Γ1
Designed for speed. Always visible and ideal for wall mounting near the risk area β exactly where a fire starts.
Suitable for oil and grease fires (Class F), unlike many lightweight fire blankets.
430+ GSM fiberglass β’ Class F capable β’ EN 1869:2019
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Box
DVM-FBOX-1Γ1
The same certified protection in a clean, rigid box β perfect for modern kitchens, offices and rental properties.
Inside is the same high-density blanket, suitable for oil and grease fires (Class F).
430+ GSM fiberglass β’ Class F performance β’ EN 1869:2019
View DVM-FBOX-1Γ1How to extinguish burning clothing
For industrial and professional environments: act fast, protect yourself, and smother the flames completely.
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Pull the blanket
Pull the tabs straight down to release the fire blanket from the wall-mounted bag.
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Protect and wrap
Hold the blanket in front of you to protect your hands and wrap the person from the shoulders downward to cut off oxygen.
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Lay down and seal
Lay the person down, keep the blanket fully closed, and leave it in place until everything has completely cooled.
EN 1869:2019 notice: A 1.2 Γ 1.8 m fire blanket is required for wrapping a person. A 1 Γ 1 m blanket is not suitable for this purpose.
Choose your 1.2Γ1.8 fire blanket
Full-body coverage for professional and high-risk environments β choose the packaging that fits your placement.
Bag
DVM-FBAG-1.2Γ1.8
Built for immediate deployment in workshops, industrial settings and professional kitchens. The bag is always visible and ideal for mounting near the risk area.
The 1.2Γ1.8 size enables full-body wrapping to extinguish burning clothing and protect during evacuation.
430+ GSM fiberglass β’ suitable for Class F β’ EN 1869:2019
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Box
DVM-FBOX-1.2Γ1.8
The same certified blanket in a rigid box for clean storage and professional presentation. Ideal for offices, reception areas, stairwells and safety stations.
The large format is designed for full-body coverage β essential when clothing or hair catches fire.
430+ GSM fiberglass β’ Class F capable β’ EN 1869:2019
View DVM-FBOX-1.2Γ1.8