Flags - who has a fire certificate for theirs?

[Dangerous]

So do I read it correctly that all flags need to be certified as "fire safe"? if so WTF.

[LoganRoy]

3 hours ago, Dangerous said:

So do I read it correctly that all flags need to be certified as "fire safe"? if so WTF.

Flags

Grouse Feathers

Bagpipes

Folk carrying these should be kicked in the nuts

[AlfieMoon]

4 hours ago, Dangerous said:

So do I read it correctly that all flags need to be certified as "fire safe"? if so WTF.

Think this is pretty standard for stadia now. 
 

I’m more worried about them saying we’ve got to be in 75 mins before KO!!!

[GroundsKeeper]

15 hours ago, LoganRoy said:

Flags

Grouse Feathers

Bagpipes

Folk carrying these should be kicked in the nuts

🤣

[GroundsKeeper]

19 hours ago, Dangerous said:

So do I read it correctly that all flags need to be certified as "fire safe"? if so WTF.

All flag manufacturers offer this, you should ask for it when the flag is manufactured. Its usually sewn onto the back of the flag.

[GroundsKeeper]

I am also hearing the away end is no good for flags, its a perspex screen which physically means they can't be hanged at the front of our away section.

Also I read 1 meter by 1 meter , no idea if they will enforce that.

But that rules out most flags if they do.

Might be not worth the hassle for this one.