Vital Fire Safety Steps to Make Furniture in Your Home Much Safer

Suppose you light an incense stick with a match stick, and then while it's burning, you toss it away because you know that it will get extinguished. However, in some cases, such small mistakes can turn into huge accidents that might cause a fire. Many of your upholstered furniture and furnishings are not fire resistant and can ignite due to the slightest bit of mistake.

Most house fires that are reported are always caused in the kitchen, and the room(s) in close proximity to the kitchen is always at a higher risk of catching fire, especially in the living room.

Most furniture in the living room is not fire resistant, and there are many upholstered items like couches, cushioned chairs, rugs and mattresses that can pose a serious risk of fire in your house.

These items contain foams and fillers that are not heat resistant and tend to catch fire very quickly. They also give out many poisonous gasses while burning and consume oxygen rapidly when they catch fire. These items are easily ignited by a simple spark.

Why is Kitchen security more important than its looks?

Most people don't pay much heed to the safety and protection provided by heat-resistant furniture. They don't notice the warning labels that are printed on the products, and thus, they miss out on such important and vital information.

That is why you, as a consumer, should always have the right knowledge and information about the products that you buy, and before purchasing any furniture, especially upholstered furniture, you should research it thoroughly, whether it is fire resistant or not.

In that way, you take the first step to safety because precaution is always better than cure.

You go above and beyond to make your kitchen look beautiful and aesthetically pleasing, selecting the most eye-catching furniture and items, but when it comes to fire precautions and safety, most people are very careless and tend to ignore the first step to safety, that is, buying fire resistant furniture and covering the kitchen surfaces and countertops with fire resistant laminates.

CenturyLaminates provides different types of laminates for a kitchen that are fire-retardant and can save you and your loved ones and your house from any accidents due to fire.

How can Laminates help with kitchen security?

Made with the most innovative and developed technology, Lucida laminates by CenturyLaminates uses a unique technology to make its laminates heat resistant. You can use these products in your modular kitchen design, as they not only serve as an excellent heat resistant material but also serve a very visually and aesthetically pleasing purpose. They just blend in with the design of your kitchen perfectly!

It has been rated the best in quality and below are the few main features of CenturyLaminates:

1. Withstands heat:

Lucida laminates are heat resistant and have a low flame penetration rate, which is particularly significant for kitchen cabinets and other furniture that are in direct contact with heat assisting in ensuring the safety of both you and your possessions.

1. ViroKill

You do not want your kitchen to be an infestation hub for diseases right? In Lucida laminates, the ground-breaking Virokill Technology eliminates more than 99.99% of bacteria, fungus, and viruses. Therefore, you don't have to worry about the cleanliness of your interiors thanks to this antiviral and antibacterial surface solution.

1. Stain Resistant

We all know kitchens tend to be a victim of oil spills, leaving behind a bad stain. But with Lucida you can keep your kitchen new as always. While we all make an effort to keep our interiors spotless, stains are an unavoidable and annoying aspect of life that we can never completely get rid of. However, Lucida laminates help keep your furniture as stain-free as possible by being stain-resistant.

Conclusion

Be quick to act and save yourself and the people around you and your beautiful house from any bacteria, viruses and opt for CenturyLaminates.

Hi,I am Abhilash Tyagi, an active blogger since 3 years. I love to gain and share knowledge by means of writing. I write on topics like lifestyle, technology, fashion, Food, business. Follow me: @abetyagi