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<blockquote data-quote="UNG" data-source="post: 553220" data-attributes="member: 8931"><p>When you look at the fire stats over the 10 years that ultimately prempted the reg change they lacked any break down to provide any clarity as to why in one brigade area the fires in consumer units were rapidly increasing year on year and peaking at 258 in one year and the rest of the UK stats remained largely stable and not even getting to double figures</p><p>When you look at all the comments in the industry press by the experts most suggest that poor installation is a contributing cause yet there has been no real effort to improve the training or clamp down on the get trained quick establishments while the solution seems to be to contain the fire in a metal box</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UNG, post: 553220, member: 8931"] When you look at the fire stats over the 10 years that ultimately prempted the reg change they lacked any break down to provide any clarity as to why in one brigade area the fires in consumer units were rapidly increasing year on year and peaking at 258 in one year and the rest of the UK stats remained largely stable and not even getting to double figures When you look at all the comments in the industry press by the experts most suggest that poor installation is a contributing cause yet there has been no real effort to improve the training or clamp down on the get trained quick establishments while the solution seems to be to contain the fire in a metal box [/QUOTE]
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