Advanced evacuation systems for high-rise living.
Because survival isn't a feature. It's a responsibility.
Sensors wait for heat.
Toxic gases circulate.
Visibility is lost.
Follow the building's plan.
Designed to protect structure.
Deploy at first sign of smoke.
Filtered air for escape
See the exit.
Stay mobile.
Supports Escape Breathing.
Filtered air for escape, visibility and first response.
Filters toxic gases and particulates for over 15 minutes (EN 403). Head and neck cover, donned in seconds.
A firm grip on hot rails, handles and doors, with contact heat protection up to 250 °C.
Ensures occupants remain highly visible to first responders and other evacuees by day and in torchlight.
Compact aluminium LED torch with adjustable zoom focus: Zoom from wide flood to long spot, lighting corridors and landings.
Essential tools for immediate first response during evacuation. Compact, organized and designed for real-world emergencies.
When the lifts stop, the stairs are the only way down. PACE lets one person guide another down a staircase, seated and secured. No lifting. No power. No specialist team.
"On the 17th floor, a neighbour asked to be carried down. That moment is why PACE exists."
Different roles. Same risk.
A safer tomorrow starts with people who choose to be ready today.
Personal escape equipment for every member of your household.
Equip your home →
Include evacuation readiness in every unit at handover.
Plan your development →
Visible, in-room preparedness that guests notice and trust.
Protect your guests →
Practical readiness for residents who rely on you.
Support your residents →Our products are certified to internationally recognised standards, giving you confidence in every environment.
Product safety.
Escape hood.
Protective gloves.
High visibility.
Electronic components.
Protective gloves.
FOUNDER AND CEO, SURE ON
SAFETY
For twenty years, my job was keeping buildings safe. Then I had to evacuate my own family from the eighteenth floor of one. That experience taught me what no regulation ever could.
When the stairwells fill with smoke, most residents have nothing to help them get out. Those who cannot manage the stairs (older neighbours, people with limited mobility, parents carrying young children) have even less. What exists for individuals today is ineffective, exclusive or expensive.
Safety should never depend on someone else arriving in time. It means being self-sufficient and prepared. Sure On Safety exists to make every home ready.
SOS PEEK (Personal Emergency Evacuation Kit) puts certified escape equipment within reach of every resident, and SOS PACE (Personal Assisted Chair for Evacuation) is there so no one is left on the landing.
Insights on fire safety, evacuation and high-rise living.
Get a tailored evacuation solution for your building.
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A room fire can reach flashover in 3 to 5 minutes. Your drill starts at the first alarm.
Know your building's fire strategy, your stair route, and which neighbours will need help.
Treat the intermittent alert as your cue. Hood on at first smoke, essentials in hand, calmly move out.
No surprise. Your plan was always the stairs.
Close every door behind you. Keep low where there is smoke. Keep moving.
Calm, together, down the stairs. Hands on the rail, eyes on the route.
Residents who cannot manage the stairs are already known, and help reaches them first.
Call 999 (UK) or 997 (UAE). Tell the fire service who may still be inside. Stay out.
