PEARL is the ultimate fire and emergency escape solution because it's always there when you need it. PEARL installs recessed in the interior wall space beneath a window. With PEARL®, you can rest easy knowing that you have installed the best escape solution on the market!
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If you are looking for a rope ladder for a tree house or to use as an escape method for your home, there are some definite considerations that you should make before you install anything whether it is for fun or practicality. It should be something that is safe, easy to use, and also functional for whatever job it is intended to do. If you have the proper training, you may be considering making your own ladder, but we are not all Scouts and most people do not feel comfortable putting their own and others safety at risk by installing a poorly made rope ladder.
Here are the things that you should consider when purchasing a ladder of this type:
Strength: Every rope ladder should have some sort of "rating" system on it so that you will know how much weight it will support. Obviously you would need to have a different type of ladder that went on the jungle gym in your backyard than the one that you use to climb out of your home in an emergency situation.
Durability: Where is the rope ladder located? If it is out in the elements (heat, cold, rain, etc.) it will need to be made of an extremely durable material. Some natural fibers decay quickly in these sorts of conditions and can compromise safety. There are, however, synthetic materials that are designed to withstand any weather extremes and last for years.
Comfort: Does the rope ladder rope have a rough surface that will hurt when your hand grasps it tightly or possibly slips down. It does not have to be a "soft" rope, but it should not have pieces that could poke into your skin or cause "rope burns."
Rungs: The choice of the type of rungs on the rope ladder is up to your personal taste. They can be made of rope, metal, plastic, or wood.
Anchors: For the safest situation, the ladder should be anchored at the top as well as at the bottom for security. The attachments should be rated for carrying weight, (considering as well if more than one person is on the rope ladder at a time) and also should be checked periodically for decay or defects.
The rope ladder is not commonly used for fire escape any more. Not only is it bulky, but it is uncomfortable to use. Now there are chain link ladders which are made of lightweight metal and easily stored in an upstairs location for easy use and access. You can also find an alternative to the rope ladder, in a ladder that folds into the house and pulls out when it is needed.
For your family's safety it is important that you have a carefully designed and practiced fire escape route. A ladder is just one more tool that you can use.
Whether it is for pleasure or practicality choosing a rope should take some time and thought.
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Are you worried about fire? Many business owners are -- and for good reason. And most business owners do what needs to be done to prevent fire, but what is forgotten about is how to protect items in case fire occurs. Read on for an effective solution.
Many businesses need to store harmful chemicals that are flammable. This means if a fire occurs, those flammable materials can make the fire worse or even explode. This is something that no business wants to contend with.
Here are some effective ways in which you can prevent such incidents from happening,:
1) Store your supplies safely
Look into safety cabinets that will store practically everything flammable from paints to paint thinners. Inks and dyes also fall into this category. Cabinets come in different sizes with cabinets that will fit different sized containers. Manufacturers, paint shops, photo developers and many other businesses use such cabinets in order to prevent chemicals from exploding, etc.
2) Get safety storage made for your specific chemicals
You may want to look into a fire safety cabinet that is made for the specific chemicals you need to store. For instance, there are cabinets that are made specifically for paint and ink storage.
3) Corrosives and acids require extra precautions
If you handle corrosives and acids, you need to take special precautions. Fortunately, there are cabinets that can adequately store acids and corrosive materials. If these substances are spilled within the cabinets, they will withstand the substance. Furthermore, they keep the contents safe from fire. Such a fire safety cabinet, just like them all, is a valuable asset in that it can store some of the most harmful materials that you could possibly come into contact with.
4) Get storage for drums too
If you need to store drums, drum storage cabinets can keep the fire away. Drums can store a number of hazardous materials and they are large, so they pose an even larger hazard in a fire situation. Often, the contents of those drums can be quite harmful to humans and animals even if all they do is leak, endangering life and lifelong health.
5) Watch out for pesticides
Pesticides are also a considerable hazard, which is why pesticide storage cabinets are valuable. Pesticides are also quite harmful to people and the environment, so they have to be stored away in a way that they can't harm people or the environment.
As you can see, the specific safety cabinet you should choose depends on the types of chemicals that you are storing and handling in your business. No matter how careful you are in preventing fire, having a fire safety cabinet or two can be priceless.
This will also help you comply with OSHA and NFPA regulations, which is very important when you are storing chemicals in your facility. You not only get the peace of mind that a fire safety cabinet offers, but that extra level of safety as well.
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