Flame & Fire Effects

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Fire is a very simple and cost-effective addition to the stage performance, or for setting the scene at the entrance to an event.

Liquid Fuel Flame effect

There are a range of delightful coloured flames that we produce with liquid fuels. You can select from the following range: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, magenta and white.

We can provide these for you to use yourself, along with comprehensive safety information and advice but the following require trained technicians to control the effects:

• flame bars
• flame sculptures
• flame throwers
• fireballs

Our flexible Flame bars in
this case run straight along
the beach.

Flame Bars

We have flame bars that can be joined up to 20 metres long. They can be put on beaches or suitable clear ground or supported on stands. Our flexible flame bars can be curved to form letters and logos either laid on the ground or suspended on a steel mesh framework.

Flame sculptures

We produce Flame sculptures using hydrocarbon fuels on a fabric covered frame work. If you want these, we need to discuss quite closely where the audience will be, what the likely wind is to avoid unpleasant fuel smells.

The final effect of these especially combined with pyrotechnics especially is a very powerful and a great way to involve community groups in the design of the sculpture.

We will oversee the whole project for you, so that our technical expertise is used effectively and economically, but the maximum opportunity for the involvement of your sculptors and builders in is created.

Flame Throwers

For outdoors only we have the special effect giant flamethrowers designed to produce a 20 metre long Flame up to two metres in diameter in two to three second bursts.

Fireballs

Liquid fuel fireball at
Masterton Airshow.

We have a range of small to medium fireballs which can be used on stage indoors. In large sports stadiums we have the room to display our giant fireballs. These are a fabulous and startling effect.

These were used at the Huntley Power Station, opened by Helen Clark, and she was able to fire these at the moment of declaring the project open.

Both pyrotechnic and non-pyrotechnic fireballs are available.

More detail can be found on fireballs under "Fireballs" and "Stage Fireballs".

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