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　　A fire in your home is one of the scariest things you can experience. Did you know that more than 37,000 British home fires are reported every year and more than 260 people are killed?

　　The Grenfell Tower disaster is still refreshing. Wildfires in California and Australia are threatening homes and livelihoods, so fire safety should be everyone's top priority.

　　So, how do you protect your family, family, and property and minimize risks? We put together some of the changes you can make to protect your house from fire.

　　House fire safety, use flame retardant materials

　　Let's start with building materials; some are more prone to fire than others. Using flame-retardant substitutes and fireproofing the interior is a good first line of defense against potentially serious tragedies. Make changes when renovating or redecorating the house.

　　In terms of materials, concrete slabs, plaster or bricks for exterior walls, steel frames for windows, and concrete or metal for roofs are all good choices. Flame retardant coatings are also a good idea. For decoration, concrete, tile, stone or brick is better than wood.

　　In your home, choose fire-resistant curtains and upholstery fabrics to ensure you understand the various British standards and certifications used for fire-resistant fabrics. Existing household fabrics and upholstered furniture can also be subjected to on-site explosion-proof treatment. Our website is: https://www.qsf-group.com/product/curtain-fabric/