Name: Dynamic Fireworks
Address: Unit 18 Peartree Business Centre, Colchester, Essex, OV, CO3 0JN
Telephone: 01206762123
Rating: 5.00

Question 1

What is a single igniton firework?

Accepted Answer

Single ignition fireworks, also known as a single fuse fireworks, cake fireworks or firework barrages, are a type of firework that is designed to be ignited once with a single fuse or ignition source. Once lit, it produces a series of coordinated effects, often including multiple shots, colors, and patterns. Single ignition fireworks are known for their convenience, as they provide a continuous display without the need to light individual fireworks separately.

Question 2

What are fireworks F1 F2 F3?

Accepted Answer

Fireworks classifications such as F1, F2, and F3 are based on the European Standard for Fireworks categorization. F1: These are low-hazard fireworks intended for indoor use or small outdoor spaces. They are considered safe for general public use, with minimal risk. F2: These fireworks are suitable for outdoor use in medium-sized spaces. They have a slightly higher hazard level than F1 fireworks and require more distance for safe viewing. F3: F3 fireworks are larger and more powerful, designed for outdoor use in large open areas. They require a significant safety distance and are typically used by professionals or individuals with specific knowledge of fireworks safety. These classifications help determine the appropriate use and safety guidelines for different types of fireworks.

Question 3

What is the difference between F2 and F3 fireworks?

Accepted Answer

F2 and F3 fireworks refer to different categories or classes of fireworks based on their power and effects. The main difference lies in their size and complexity. F2: These fireworks are suitable for outdoor use in medium-sized spaces. They have a slightly higher hazard level than F1 fireworks and require more distance for safe viewing. F3 fireworks are larger and more powerful, designed for outdoor use in large open areas. They require a significant safety distance and are typically used by professionals or individuals with specific knowledge of fireworks safety.

Question 4

How much do firework cakes and barrages cost?

Accepted Answer

The cost of a firework cake or barrage can vary in range depending on a number of factors, this includes the size of the product. the number of shots and the duration.There are fireworks priced as little as £9.00 increasing up to £425.00 However, regardless of the price range, at Dynamic Fireworks our fireworks cakes and barrages offer breathtaking effects.

Question 5

What are firework barrages and cakes?

Accepted Answer

Barrages, also known as cakes or single ignition barrages, are a display box. To light a barrage you only need to ignite one fuse, after which you can watch a stunning display. Since the barrage exists of multiple tubes you will have multiple shots in the air as well. Dynamic Fireworks offers a wide range in sizes for the barrages from small ones with a few tubes or shots to large ones with a lot of shots. The tubes can also vary in size, larger tubes are usually more powerful than the smaller ones. These fireworks display a wide range of colours and sparks, which is what makes them such a popular type of fireworks in the UK and around the world.

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