There are many types of fireworks and they all work in a similar way, one of the most commonly recognised is the rocket. Have you ever wondered how a rocket works? or how they make the different coloured fireworks?The first thing you probably notice is the long wooden stick. This is an important part of the rocket as it makes the rocket go in a straight line, without this it will just go in any direction! They also help to aim the...
Today is the day lots of supermarkets/shops will put fireworks on sale. But are the deals they offer really as good as they seem?We have so many reasons why you shouldn’t buy fireworks form the supermarket. Is it convenient? Of course it is, you can get everything you need for your firework party in one place. The supermarket displays are filled with colour and prices, which often seem like you’re getting a fantastic deal. But here is why you should choose to buy from...
Suggested Safety Equipment for your Display Adequate lighting to read the instructions. Bucket of water/fire extinguishers close to display. Gloves and eye protection. Fireworks must be adequately secured as per the manufactures instructions. A bucket of soft earth or sand can be used to prevent fireworks from moving or you could consider using a stake with the firework secured to it. Use a launching tube for rockets, following the manufacturers advise to secure the tubing. Consider the angle of the tube...
Do you know your roman candles from your cakes? If you are planning on having your own firework party it's important to know what each firework does. Here are some of the most common firework types. Cakes Cakes are one of the most common fireworks used in consumer displays and are constructed from many cardboard tubes glued together. Each tube normally contains a single shot, and these are all connected by an internal fuse. Once the cake is lit, the fuse...
About us UKFireworks.com is the sister company of Komodo Fireworks Ltd, a multi award winning professional firework display company. The retail firework portfolio in our shop has been cherry picked by our display experts at Komodo, who have many years of experience of identifying the very best fireworks available for the retail and display consumer. Whether it’s a small family gathering in the garden or a larger display for a community event, we are confident we can help. Many of the fireworks...
We want everyone to be responsible when setting off fireworks so that we can all enjoy fireworks for years to come. Did you know there are rules on when/where you can set fireworks off? When can I set fireworks off? Throughout the year you can’t set fireworks off between 11pm and 7am, although there are a few exceptions: Bonfire Night – when the cut off is midnight New Year’s Eve – when the cut off is 1am Diwali – when the cut off is...
Firework SafetyHere at UK Fireworks we are passionate about your safety which is why we only sell the best quality fireworks. Make sure you stay safe and always follow the firework code! The Firework CodeKeep fireworks in a sealed box or tinUse them one at a time, replacing the lid immediatelyNEVER put fireworks in your pocketRead the instructions carefully, using a torch or hand lampNEVER use a naked flame Light fireworks at arms length using a taper or a firework lighterStand well back...
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