Have Fun and be Safe!

Safety is of paramount importance to TNT Fireworks and all our product is delivered with a detailed Display Instructions Leaflet - please click on the link below to download a free copy to print out.

The DTI Firework Code is as follows -
Buy fireworks marked BS 7114
Keep fireworks in a closed box
Follow the instructions on each firework
Light them at arm's length using a taper
Stand well back
Never go back to a lit firework
Never put fireworks in your pocket
Never throw fireworks
Light sparklers one at a time and wear gloves
Never give sparklers to a child under five
Keep pets indoors

Advice is always on hand from TNT Fireworks on any safety issues and we recommend that you take time to read through our "Please Respect Others" code below before you use your fireworks.

Fireworks are available all year round and are used for weddings, anniversaries, parties as well as the traditional bonfire night and New Year's Eve.

Did you know that noisy fireworks can cause distress to -

Young children
Elderly people
Pets
Livestock

The following guide is a "Please Respect Others" code for using fireworks carefully, so as not to upset or cause unnecessary distress.

We strongly advise that you -

1. Fire noisy fireworks only over November 5th Guy Fawkes and New Year's Eve and please still think of others that may be upset by the noise and warn them first.

2. Fire "low noise" fireworks (there is a large selection available) during other periods especially the summer months or if you are having a large professional show, you consider the noise this will create and you think about others.

The following guide gives a short but important code to remember each time you want to fire.

Take time to think who would not like your firework display.
Are there elderly people close by or families with young children?

Have you told your neighbours and those close by when you are planning
your display?

Is there a farm near you or people with pets?

Notify people in plenty of time that you are having a firework party -
they may need to move animals.

Kick off your display so that it finishes before 11pm - after this time is very unsociable and can cause unnecessary discomfort.

Think carefully and planning your display with others in mind will ensure not only you, but everyone else will enjoy your display, and you won't spoil your evening by having floods of complaints the following day.

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