Question 1

What is the powder weight of each of these bombem fireworks?

Wayne · Accepted Answer

Each rocket has a powder weight of 100g making a total of 600g per pack of 6 rockets.

Question 2

What's louder Dum Bum or Big Boom

Wayne · Accepted Answer

Both are great fireworks for noise and, in my opinion, they are of equal volume. However, Big Boom does have a beautiful white strobe mine lift if you're looking for that extra effect.

Question 3

Does this pack come with both a pink and blue rocket separate or both in one rocket ?

Nicola · Accepted Answer

The twin pack consists of two separate coloured rockets - one is blue and one is pink. Both have a smiley face effect.

Question 4

When will you have this in stock?

Nicola Richardson · Accepted Answer

This is now in stock and available to order.

Question 5

Is Devil by Klasek suitable for a garden?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Yes. Devil by Klasek is a Category F2 firework with an 8 metre safety distance, making it suitable for most medium to large gardens where the recommended safety distance can be achieved.

Question 6

How long does Devil by Klasek last?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Devil by Klasek produces approximately 55 seconds of continuous effects, offering excellent duration and value for a garden firework.

Question 7

What effects does Devil by Klasek produce?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Throughout the performance you'll see an attractive mix of gold brocades, vibrant red, green, yellow and purple stars, along with eye-catching titanium crackle effects. The combination of colours and textures creates a display that remains interesting from start to finish.

Question 8

How loud is Devil By Klasek

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Like all consumer fireworks sold in the UK, Devil by Klasek must comply with the legal maximum noise limit of 120dB. This 64-shot cake fires from 20mm tubes and carries a 1.3G classification, producing a powerful display with plenty of impact. Expect strong aerial bursts, vibrant colours and crackling effects throughout the performance. Devil is a high-noise firework and is not recommended for customers looking for a low or medium-noise display.

Question 9

How loud is Bob by Klasek?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Bob by Klasek is a small but lively 36-shot garden firework. Like all consumer fireworks sold in the UK, it must comply with the legal maximum noise limit of 120dB. While it isn't one of the loudest cakes available, it produces a noticeable crackling finale and is best described as a medium-noise firework.

Question 10

Is Bob by Klasek suitable for a small garden?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Yes. Bob by Klasek is a compact Category F2 firework with an 8-metre minimum safety distance, making it well suited to most garden displays. Its small footprint and 14mm tubes make it an excellent choice where space is limited.

Question 11

What effects does Bob by Klasek produce?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Bob produces a colourful mix of white, red, green and plum strobe effects, combined with brocade bursts throughout the display. The performance finishes with a titanium chrysanthemum crackle finale that adds extra excitement to the ending.

Question 12

How long does Bob by Klasek last?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Bob fires 36 shots over approximately 30 seconds. The pace keeps the display interesting from start to finish, delivering plenty of action from a compact firework.

Question 13

What are the main specifications of Bob by Klasek?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Bob by Klasek is a 36-shot Category F2 cake with 104g NEC, firing from 14mm tubes. It weighs approximately 676g, measures 100mm x 100mm x 100mm, and requires a minimum spectator distance of 8 metres.

Question 14

How long does Bob by Klasek last?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Bob fires 36 shots over approximately 30 seconds. The pace keeps the display interesting from start to finish, delivering plenty of action from a compact firework.

Question 15

What effects does Bob by Klasek produce?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Bob produces a colourful mix of white, red, green and plum strobe effects, combined with brocade bursts throughout the display. The performance finishes with a titanium chrysanthemum crackle finale that adds extra excitement to the ending.

Question 16

Is Golden Shower Fountain suitable for a garden display?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Yes, Golden Shower Fountain is well suited to garden displays. As a Category F2 firework, it can be used in private gardens where an 8-metre safety distance can be maintained. Its low-noise performance makes it a great choice for residential areas, and the 7-metre height creates an impressive visual display without the loud bangs associated with aerial fireworks

Question 17

How loud is Golden Shower Fountain?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Golden Shower Fountain is a low-noise firework, making it ideal for customers who prefer visual effects over loud bangs. The fountain produces a stunning spray of golden sparks reaching up to approximately 7 metres in height, with very little noise compared to aerial fireworks.

Question 18

How long does Golden Shower Fountain last?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Golden Shower Fountain has an impressive duration of approximately 60 seconds, providing a continuous display of golden effects from start to finish.

Question 19

How high does Golden Shower Fountain reach?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Golden Shower Fountain can reach heights of approximately 7 metres, creating a spectacular golden plume that looks particularly effective as darkness falls.

Question 20

What are the main specifications of Golden Shower Fountain?

Wayne Richardson · Accepted Answer

Golden Shower Fountain from Celtic Fireworks is a Category F2 low-noise fountain with 250g NEC, a duration of approximately 60 seconds, a height of around 7 metres, a 60mm tube diameter, and an 8-metre minimum safety distance. It is CE marked to CE 2806 / BS EN 15947:2022 standards.

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