Safety Plus Wholesale lets buyers order a 5 lb co2 fire extinguisher with compatible mounting gear in one purchase
Oct 14, 2026
Safety Plus Wholesale of Brooklyn, NY, has introduced bundled packages pairing the 5 lb CO2 fire extinguisher with compatible brackets, cabinets, and signage so buyers can source complete installations in a single order.
Brooklyn, United States, October 14, 2026 -- BROOKLYN, NY — Safety Plus Wholesale, a fire safety equipment supplier based in Brooklyn, has introduced bundled packages that pair the 5 lb CO2 fire extinguisher with compatible brackets, cabinets, and signage. The packages let buyers order the extinguisher and the hardware needed to install it in a single order. The company developed the offering for contractors, developers, and supply companies that purchase equipment for multiple locations.
Fire extinguisher procurement has traditionally involved separate purchases of the unit, mounting hardware, enclosure, and identification signage. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) publishes NFPA 10, the Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers, which addresses the selection, placement, and mounting of portable extinguishers in commercial and residential buildings. Because installation requirements vary by building type, project planning routinely matches each extinguisher with appropriate accessories.
Under the new program, a 5 lb CO2 fire extinguisher can be paired with wall hooks or brackets rated for different duty levels, surface-mounted or recessed cabinets, and signage marking the extinguisher location. Carbon dioxide extinguishers leave no residue after discharge, so they are commonly specified for areas with electrical equipment, server rooms, laboratories, and commercial kitchens. Each bundle includes mounting components compatible with the cylinder size and weight.
These packages are intended for high-volume, large-quantity orders, including projects that follow Division 10 architectural specifications, the construction specification category that covers specialties such as fire protection devices and cabinets. Buyers can select the right bracket type, cabinet style, and signage for a given site, and the company ships orders across the Eastern seaboard and beyond. Consolidating items into one order reduces the number of purchase orders and shipments project managers must track.
“Customers ordering extinguishers for new construction or building upgrades often have to piece together the cylinder, the bracket, the cabinet, and the sign from different sources, and compatibility questions can slow a project down,” said Jack Shammah, Owner of Safety Plus Wholesale. “These bundles are meant to give buyers a complete, matched set in one transaction so installation crews receive everything together.”
About Safety Plus Wholesale: Safety Plus Wholesale is a fire safety equipment supplier headquartered in Brooklyn, New York. The company offers fire extinguishers across several classes, including ABC dry chemical, BC dry chemical, carbon dioxide, water, wet chemical, and automatic models, along with stands, brackets, hooks, cabinets, and certification tags. It carries products from several manufacturers as well as its own Safety Plus brand and serves wholesale, distributor, and contractor customers.
Contractors, developers, and facility supply buyers planning multi-site fire extinguisher installations can review the available 5 lb CO2 bundle configurations at Safety Plus Wholesale: Safety Plus Wholesale - 5 Lb Co2 Fire Extinguisher.
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Name: Jack Shammah
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Organization: Safety Plus Wholesale
Phone: 8557472334
Website: https://www.safetypluswholesale.com
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