Fire extinguishers are often considered unsightly items, so the Fireguard was designed differently. While this sort of equipment is often tucked away in a cupboard or forgotten in a closet, Jon Grossman's concept version would be something you could comfortably leave out on your countertop.
The body of the flame retardant device appears to be modelled loosely on the contemporary electric kettle. It has a smooth and streamlined shell of white glossy material and a flattened handle that can be easily pulled out to activate the Fireguard. In the event of a controllable domestic blaze, just grasp the handgrip and press the small red button with your thumb to release the CO2 powder. A pair of removable canisters within the Fireguard enable you to simply refill the device as needed.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Kitchen-friendly Fire Extinguishers
- Designing fire extinguishers that blend seamlessly with kitchen appliances and can be left out on countertops.
- Aesthetic Fire Safety Equipment
- Creating fire safety devices that have a sleek and streamlined design, making them visually appealing.
- Refillable Fire Suppression Devices
- Developing fire extinguishers with removable canisters, allowing for easy refilling as needed.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Appliance
- Incorporating fire extinguishers as part of the home appliance industry, offering consumers both safety and convenience.
- Interior Design
- Collaborating with interior designers to create fire extinguishers that seamlessly blend into various home decor styles.
- Safety Equipment
- Innovating in the safety equipment industry by reimagining the design of fire extinguishers to be more visually appealing and user-friendly.
