Description Stainless Steel (Red Coated)
Material: Stainless Steel (Red coated)
The Maritime Progress Stainless Steel Fire Plan Holder is a watertight container that stores a copy of a fire plan and/or an escape route plan and has been specifically designed to comply with the requirements of the SOLAS regulations. It has a length of 980mm x 80mm dia (38.5" x 3") enabling fire plans up to size A0 to be accommodated without the need to fold the plan. A red coated, watertight stainless steel construction with a metal screw cap end for enhanced durability, which is clearly visible yet robust and suitable for harsh marine use.
"Fire and safety plans must always be exhibited for the guidance of the ship's crews showing clearly for each deck as required by the SOLAS Chapter II Reg. 15/2.4.1 and 2.4.2."
Features:
- Suitable for all the standard fire plan sizes
- Watertight/marine environment resistant
- East to install and mount
- As default the "FIRE PLAN" Vinyl decal will be applied in a landscape orientation
Package contents:
- Fire plan container (2.2kg)
- Wall mounting brackets (*please note fixings are not included - x 4 M8 size bolts are required)
- Comes with Photoluminescent "Fire Plan" sign PV6796JJ and wall mounting brackets
Benefits:
- Will last your ship a lifetime
- More durable than PVC containers
Description 316 Polished Stainless Steel Silver
A statement piece that is not only harmonious within its opulent surroundings, it enhances it.
Our new stunning SOLAS approved Fire and Safety plan holder is the perfect prominently marked, weather-tight enclosure to encapsulate printed plans.
316L Stainless steel, thanks to its chemical composition, is a metal alloy, which is naturally corrosion-resistant. This excellent corrosion resistance is ideal for the harsh marine environments the holder may endure, with good performance at low and high temperatures on board.
Required by the ‘Red Ensign Group Yacht Code, Chapter 14.5’, Fire control plan(s) are permanently exhibited for the guidance of the Master and crew of the vessel. Showing clearly for each deck, displaying the appropriate IMO symbols, indicating and describing the fire protection, detection, and extinction arrangements.
