Is the fabric flammable or safe against fire when I have bar-b-q underneath?
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If sparks hit the sail it could have little pin hole melted spots. Recommend don't BBQ directly under sail.
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I don't know. My best guess: keep open flames 5-8 feet below sail and watch for warning signs like "melting" which is most likely first step.
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I've used an older set directly over the fire for several years. It will warp and discolor but will work fine. Really, it's a cheap mess kit, you're not going to cry if it gets ruined.
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I wouldn't expose it to open flame, but perhaps if you put aluminum foil under it.
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no the instructions warn you not to put anything on top of it in case of fire hazard
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my packaging states that it is 100% cotton flannel and water resistant. It does not address fire retardant.
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Hello, This item is NOT fire retardant. We sell a 49 x 23 PVC Party Tent, 40 x 20 Combi Tent and 46 x 26 PVC Party Tent that are all fire retardant. Thanks, Amber
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Hi Tina I apologize for the delay below is your answer: We use a premium fabric made with fire retardant inherent fibers. The fabric is woven with fiber glass fibers that are inherently fire resistant. No chemical is used to process the fabric. Please advise with any other questions or concerns.
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Hello, unfortunately this safe is not fire proof. I wish it was but other than that its a nice safe to keep things safe and locked up.
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No I would not consider this safe to be fire proof. I do use the safe daily and sure like it.
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I would refer to the manufacturer. I would be afraid that it might give off toxic fumes if it gets too hot.
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Jaybird & Mais 30 and 31 products are constructed from an open cell Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR) latex foam. It is not rated as being non-flammable so I imagine it would be flammable.
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I don't think the damage would be as bad as the fire might have been if any. Think it's just regular flame retardant . Peace and good luck
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Considering it was sent to me via mail I think you can check no. Really, what is not flammable if you intentionally set fire to it? It is not combustible, which is probably really what USPS wants to know.
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I don't think that the gauge (thickness) of the wire cloth is sufficient to withstand repeated exposure to fire (especially direct flame) without burning through. If you are referring to fire exposure only a very few times, it should withstand that, but keep in mind that direct fire contact will also, in a relatively short time, burn off the galvanization coating on the wire, resulting in rust which will also lead to deterioration and ultimate failure of the hardware cloth.
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This product is made by Colgate and this was the answer they gave me when I asked if they used ANY flame retardants on the foam, "First of all thank you for considering a Colgate mattress. There are two ways to meet the flammability standard. The first is to treat the mattress cover with chemicals. The second is to use a barrier fabric, which is what we choose to do. A great source of information as to what we use can be found here:http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CelluloseWe use a barrier fabric in all of our mattresses, traditional and Eco. My own kids slept on these mattresses do I really wouldn't want them on a chemical fire barrier." This product is made by Colgate and this was the answer they gave me when I asked if they used ANY flame retardants on the foam, "First of all thank you for considering a Colgate mattress. There are two ways to meet the flammability standard. The first is to treat the mattress cover with chemicals. The second is to use a barrier fabric, which is what we choose to do. A great source of information as to what we use can be found here:http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CelluloseWe use a barrier fabric in all of our mattresses, traditional and Eco. My own kids slept on these... » Read More This product is made by Colgate and this was the answer they gave me when I asked if they used ANY flame retardants on the foam, "First of all thank you for considering a Colgate mattress. There are two ways to meet the flammability standard. The first is to treat the mattress cover with chemicals. The second is to use a barrier fabric, which is what we choose to do. A great source of information as to what we use can be found here:http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CelluloseWe use a barrier fabric in all of our mattresses, traditional and Eco. My own kids slept on these mattresses do I really wouldn't want them on a chemical fire barrier." « Show Less
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its heat resistant, nothing is really fireproof. It is a Muslin Dyed Cloth as long as you dont have a hot lights inches away from it it shouldn't be an issue. I used 800 watt lights to light it from about a foot and a half away for over 2 hours
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Good question. I don't know. It is made of heavy material, so I would think that it would be at least fire retardant.