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Landlords and Fire Safety Help and Advice
Fire Safety Advice for Landlords. A selection of fire safety related guides. Written by our expert advisers.
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Updated Smoke & CO Alarm Regulations for Rental Properties
Landlords guide to the latest regulations for smoke and co alarms in rental properties in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland including 2024 amendments.
New Scottish Smoke and CO Alarm Regulations 2022
What are the new Scottish alarm regulations and do they apply to me? Landlord Fire Safety Guide
Fire safety responsibilities for different types of rented home and what you need to do to protect tenants and property.
Landlord Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regulations 2015
A guide to the smoke and carbon monoxide alarm regulations introduced in October 2015 which are intended to standardise and clarify the responsibilities of landlords. The Importance of Early Warnings
Understanding different types of fires and the result of different types of fires can help landlords to choose the most appropriate form detection and alarms for their properties. Advantages of Multi-Sensor Smoke Alarms
Are you suffering from false fire alarms and the related costs? Multi-sensor fire detectors reduce the risk of false alarms substantially while being very responsive to a wide range of real fires. How to deal with CO Detectors and False Alarms
How would you react if it seemed that your Carbon Monoxide alarm kept false alarming? We explain how CO detectors work and how this poisonous gas should be dealt with if your alarm does sound. Carbon Monoxide Alarms in Rented Accommodation in Scotland
A guide to the legislation introduced in 2015 regarding the provision of long-life carbon monoxide (CO) detectors in privately rented housing in Scotland.
Are CO Alarms a Legal Requirement?
In short: yes. However, requirements for carbon monoxide alarms vary in each country of the UK and by rented versus owner-occupied premises.