All categories
Grouped by what they protect: the structure, the yard around it, or the people inside.
Exterior Sprinkler Systems
Keep your roof, walls and the 1.5 m around your home wet when embers arrive.
4 picks
Fire Retardant Gel & Spray
Coat siding, decks and fences with a protective barrier before you evacuate.
3 picks
Ember-Resistant Vents
Most homes are lost to embers that get inside — not to flames.
3 picks
Gutter Guards & Roof Protection
A gutter full of dry needles is a fuse leading straight into your attic.
1 pick
Fire Blankets & Structure Wraps
Aluminized wraps reflect radiant heat — used by the US Forest Service on historic cabins.
2 picks
Pumps, Hoses & Water Storage
When the hydrants go dry, your pump is the only pressure you have.
3 picks
Defensible Space & Yard Tools
The first 10 metres decide whether your house survives.
2 picks
Go-Bags & Evacuation Kits
You leave with what you packed in June, not what you remember in August.
2 picks
Smoke & Air Quality
Wildfire smoke season now lasts months. Clean indoor air is a health product.
4 picks
Detection, Alerts & Monitoring
Know about the fire before the sheriff knocks.
3 picks
Extinguishers & Spot-Fire Tools
Most homes are saved by someone knocking down a spot fire in the first two minutes.
2 picks