Here imagery on the package helps sell this First Alert Home Fire Extinguisher Display concept. Few thinks look like a Fire Extinuisher unless you are a Helium Balloon fan with your own fill tanks. Imagery on the display side panels is similar but even larger so more compelling from a distance. The famous First Alert…
While the gas is a silent killer, this First Alert Carbon Monoxide Alarm Display is not so silent in the Hardware Store aisles. See that the well-known brand name is played up just a bit more than the product use … Carbon Monoxide Detectors. Possibly because “First Alert” is powerful and motivating and almost hints…
In case of ignition, this Fire Fighting Retail Robot by Harris can rush to the scene of the emergency and allow staff to pull the fire alarm right on the spot. No more remembering where the alarms are located in the building. One assumes the robot can do even more but I did not see it…
The biggest challenge can sometimes be how to put a new visual look on an oft-seen item. The brilliant white and screaming fire engine red of this Fire Extinguisher notice may not be so radically new, but the double drop shading of ther extinguisher pictogram and wall plaque are. Add the totally angular outline of…
So you have a high-end store on high street and don’t want to clutter the view with disaster-prevention apparatus like fire extinguishers? Here is the well-heeled solution employed at the posh Mall at Short Hills, NJ. Though easy to read dead-on, unlike the Fire Engine Red extinguishers that hang off the wall, it can’t be…
Wedged in among other items this Fire Extinguisher appears to be and item for sale. At least one knows from the inspection tag it’s fresh and functional upon purchase. I wonder if there are Fire Code regulations on Extinguisher visibility and accessibility? Compare Fire Extinguisher reviews at… “Drop-Shadow Fire Extinguisher” “Fire Extinguisher for Sophisticates” “Fire Extinguisher…