Safety Plus Wholesale expands fire extinguisher stand lineup for building code compliance
Aug 14, 2026
Safety Plus Wholesale has expanded its fire extinguisher stand offerings with wall-mount and freestanding bundles to help facility managers meet code visibility rules.
Brooklyn, United States, August 14, 2026 -- BROOKLYN, NY — Safety Plus Wholesale, a fire safety equipment supplier based in Brooklyn, announced the expansion of its fire extinguisher stand lineup with new wall-mount and freestanding bundle options designed for facility managers overseeing multi-tenant buildings. The new bundles are intended to help property teams meet visibility and accessibility requirements outlined in local and national fire codes. The expanded lineup is now available to construction companies, developers, and supply companies that purchase fire safety equipment in bulk.
Fire codes generally require extinguishers to remain visible, unobstructed, and mounted at accessible heights, a standard that can be difficult to maintain consistently across large buildings with multiple tenants and varied floor layouts. The National Fire Protection Association, through NFPA 10, sets the framework many jurisdictions use to determine extinguisher placement, mounting height, and inspection intervals. Facility managers overseeing office complexes, apartment buildings, and mixed-use developments are often responsible for confirming that every unit and common area satisfies these placement rules during inspections.
The newly introduced bundles pair fire extinguisher stands with mounting hardware suited to different building configurations, including wall-mount kits for corridors and freestanding stands for open lobbies, parking structures, and common areas where wall installation is impractical. Each bundle is intended to standardize extinguisher presentation across a property, reducing the likelihood that inspectors flag units for improper mounting height or obstructed access. The stands are compatible with multiple extinguisher sizes and types carried in the company's existing catalog, including dry chemical and water-based units.
Safety Plus Wholesale is positioning the expanded stand bundles for high-volume purchasing scenarios common among architects and specification writers working under Division 10 building specifications, as well as property management firms coordinating fire safety across multiple sites. The bundles are sold alongside the company's existing brackets, cabinets, and certification tag offerings, allowing facility teams to source mounting hardware and compliance documentation from a single order. Availability includes both individual bundle purchases and larger wholesale orders for developers managing new construction or renovation projects.
“Facility managers are increasingly asked to document exactly how extinguishers are mounted and where, and these bundles give them a straightforward way to standardize that across a property,” said Jack Shammah, Owner of Safety Plus Wholesale. Shammah added that the company built the new stand options in response to recurring questions from contractors and property managers about matching mounting hardware to specific building layouts during code inspections.
About Safety Plus Wholesale: Safety Plus Wholesale is a fire safety equipment supplier based in Brooklyn, New York, offering fire extinguishers, mounting brackets, stands, cabinets, and certification tags to construction companies, developers, supply companies, and property management firms. The company serves customers across the Eastern Seaboard and works with wholesale buyers placing bulk and high-volume orders for new construction and renovation projects.
Facility managers and developers evaluating mounting options for multi-tenant properties can review the expanded fire extinguisher stand bundles and related compliance products from Safety Plus Wholesale at Safety Plus Wholesale - Fire Extinguisher Stand.
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Name: Jack Shammah
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Organization: Safety Plus Wholesale
Phone: 8557472334
Website: https://www.safetypluswholesale.com
Release ID: 89200572
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