For commercial properties, durable and high-pressure hoses like Double-jacket hoses are often recommended. These hoses are designed to handle the higher demands of commercial environments and are effective for a variety of fire types.

 Fire hoses should be inspected at least annually, but more frequent inspections may be necessary depending on the usage and environment. Regular inspections help ensure that the hoses are ready for use and can function properly during an emergency.

 Yes, we can customize fire hoses based on the specific needs of your facility. This includes selecting the right type of hose material, length, and diameter to match the fire risks and layout of your property, ensuring optimal effectiveness and compliance.

 Fire hoses require routine maintenance which includes visual inspections for any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion, pressure tests to check for leaks or weaknesses, and cleaning to prevent dirt build-up that can degrade materials.

To ensure your fire hoses are up to code, it is crucial to comply with NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) standards and local fire safety regulations. Regular professional inspections and maintenance are the best ways to ensure compliance and operational readiness.

 Yes, there are different types of fire hoses designed for various fire situations. For example, rubber-lined hoses are typically used for fires involving flammable liquids, while hoses designed for chemical fires may be made from specialized materials that can resist corrosive substances.