An airbnb fire risk assessment is a legal requirement in England, and since October 2023 it must be written down. Here is what the law expects of you.
Clear escape routes in a holiday let can save lives when guests do not know the layout. Here is what the guidance requires of you as an owner.
Whether you need fire doors holiday cottage rules require depends on the building. Here is what the guidance says, and when standard doors are fine.
Inner room fire safety catches out many holiday let owners. Here is what an inner room is, the risk it poses, and what the guidance allows.
Emergency escape lighting in a holiday let is not always required. Here is when torches or plug-in lights are enough, and when you need more.
A fire extinguisher fire blanket combination is sensible in a holiday let kitchen. Here is what the guidance recommends and what is actually required.
A clear smoking policy holiday let owners set protects guests and property. Here is what the guidance recommends, including vaping and safe disposal.
A good guest fire safety information pack helps people who do not know your property escape safely. Here is exactly what to include and why.
Furniture fire regulations apply to the items you provide in a holiday let. Here is what the 1988 rules require and how to check your furniture complies.
A solid changeover fire safety checklist keeps your holiday let safe between every guest. Here are the checks the guidance expects you to carry out.
Glamping pod fire safety has its own rules for pods, huts and yurts. Here is what the guidance expects for these smaller types of accommodation.
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