Start with where the extinguisher will sit. Where wall mounting is not possible, use a floor stand: Kanex makes them in mild steel or stainless steel for 2 kg, 4 kg, 6 kg and 9 kg units, Minimax offers a 300 mm high mild steel stand in 175 mm and 200 mm sizes, Balaji Fire Safety a red powder coated mild steel single stand for 4 kg or 6 kg ABC units, listed at 600 mm high on the 4 kg version, and Ceasefire a chrome finished tubular stand with 25 mm tube in single, double and triple versions for offices and lobbies.
Outdoors, in workshops and on dusty sites, protect the extinguisher in a box. The Kanex polypropylene box does not rust, is dust and water proof, shock and vibration proof, and resists fuel and lubricants; it is made for 4 kg, 6 kg, 9 kg and CO2 extinguishers. Where there is no wall, a Kanex mild steel mounting stand holds boxes for 4 kg and 6 kg units at an easy height.
To move extinguishers to a fire, Ceasefire offers flat pack trolleys for one, two or three extinguishers with space for up to 2 fire buckets, a Strolley for one or two extinguishers with retractable handles and photoluminescent signs, and a wheeled contractor stand that holds 3 extinguishers with safety signs, a manual alarm and a fire plan. For cars, trucks and boats, Kanex vehicle brackets of 2 mm MS sheet hold 1 kg, 2 kg, 4 kg and 6 kg units through road vibration.
To complete a fire point, Minimax supplies 9 litre fire buckets ISI marked to IS:2546, a 4 bucket stand with a GI canopy (800 x 1240 x 400 mm), fiberglass fire blankets in 1.2 x 1.2 m, 1.2 x 1.8 m and 1.8 x 1.8 m, a fireman axe to IS:926-1985, and aluminium alloy escape ladders in 4.5, 7.5 and 10 m with a 450 kg test load. Balaji Fire Safety offers a portable, red powder coated mild steel stand for four 9 litre buckets, supplied without a canopy. Ceasefire also lists extinguisher nozzles without published specifications, so FPS confirms the fit for your model.