Frequently Asked Questions

We sell a wide range of high-quality fireworks, cake barrages, compound cakes, rockets, selection boxes, multi-effect and single-effect fireworks, fountains, garden fireworks, low noise fireworks and sparklers.

It is important to store fireworks in a cool, dry place away from sources of heat and ignition. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for handling and lighting fireworks, and use safety equipment such as gloves and safety glasses.

Due to safety regulations, we cannot accept returns of fireworks unless they are faulty or damaged. Please inspect your order carefully upon receipt and contact us immediately if you have any issues.

Yes, we offer discounts on bulk purchases of fireworks. Please contact us for more information on pricing and availability

If a firework malfunctions or doesn't ignite, do not attempt to relight it. Wait for at least 15 minutes, then carefully approach the firework and soak it in water to ensure that it is completely extinguished.

In the UK, fireworks can be used at certain times of the year and under certain conditions. Fireworks can be used until 11 pm on most nights of the year, except for the following: Bonfire Night (November 5th): fireworks can be used until midnight. New Year's Eve (December 31st): fireworks can be used until 1 am. Diwali (date varies): fireworks can be used until 1 am. It is also illegal to set off fireworks in a public place, such as a park or on the street. It is important to check the regulations in your local area and follow the safety guidelines when using fireworks.

It depends on the size of your garden and the type of fireworks you plan to use. You should always check the regulations in your local area and follow the safety guidelines when using fireworks. Please ask one of our professional team for advice if you are unsure on safety and distances when using fireworks.

Unused fireworks should be stored in a cool, dry place away from sources of heat and ignition. Do not attempt to dismantle or dispose of unused fireworks. Contact your local council for advice on how to safely dispose of unused fireworks.

It is important to dispose of used fireworks safely and responsibly to avoid the risk of accidents or fires. Here are the steps to follow to dispose of used fireworks: Allow the used fireworks to cool down for at least 30 minutes after use. Once the used fireworks have cooled down, pick them up using gloves or tongs and place them in a metal bucket or other non-combustible container. Fill the container with water to fully submerge the used fireworks. Leave the container to soak for at least 24 hours to ensure that the fireworks are fully extinguished. After 24 hours, you can safely dispose of the soaked used fireworks in your household waste bin. It is important to never attempt to dismantle or modify used fireworks, as they may still contain explosive material. Also, never attempt to burn used fireworks or dispose of them in a plastic bag or other combustible material. If you have large amounts of used fireworks or are unsure about how to safely dispose of them, contact your local council for advice.

It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions when lighting fireworks. Always use a taper or a firework lighter to light the fuse, and stand well back. Never attempt to relight a firework that has not fully ignited, and never lean over a firework that is lit or attempt to hold it in your hand.