New fire safety regulations in Scotland
Changes to Scottish fire safety regulations require all homeowners, businesses and landlords to install compliant smoke, heat and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in their homes and businesses by Feb 2021.
Working in partnership with Aico, one of the leading suppliers of residential fire safety products, we are providing information on the new regulations to raise awareness to all homeowners and businesses in Scotland.
We have provided information on:
- What the regulations mean for homeowners and businesses
- What properties are affected
- What type of alarms you need
- Carbon monoxide alarms
- Where smoke and heat alarms should be installed
- The ‘Tolerable Standard’
CSS supply and install the highest performance smoke, heat, fire and CO alarms and accessories to support all installations to specifiers’ needs.
Find out more about the new fire and smoke alarms regulations:
- Fire and smoke alarms for landlords, factors and government bodies
- Fire and smoke alarms regulations for homeowners
Brand new fire safety video – Fire safety for public buildings in the UK.
In this new video from CSS, Managing Director Paul Connelly explains the fire safety responsibilities for owners or tenants of public access buildings. These include fire safety responsible person, fire risk assessments, fire safety equipment and more.
