A compact and easy-to-use emergency evacuation chair designed for safely moving individuals down staircases without manual lifting. The Ferno Saver Safe Evacuation Chair features a strong, stable frame, comfortable seating, and secure patient restraints. Lightweight and foldable, it includes a wall bracket, dust cover, and guidance signage—ideal for multi-storey buildings where evacuation planning is essential.
The Ferno Saver Safe Evacuation Chair is designed for use in emergencies where individuals need to be safely moved down and out of buildings. It supports safe and efficient evacuation by allowing controlled stair descent without heavy lifting or manual handling.
Compliant with The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and The Equality Act 2010, this chair is intended to be stored on wall brackets at stairwells in multi-storey buildings, ready for immediate use if needed.
Lightweight yet sturdy, the chair features an easy-to-operate design with wide rear kickstand for stability, secure patient restraints, and removable components for straightforward cleaning and maintenance. It is suitable for use in offices, care homes, sports venues, shopping centres and other public or workplace environments where safety procedures must accommodate individuals with limited mobility.
Operator training is essential to ensure the chair is used correctly and safely in real-world situations.
The Ferno Saver Evacuation Chair is intended for use by trained personnel responsible for safely evacuating individuals during an emergency. It is especially suitable for those with reduced mobility, including:
Use of the chair requires trained operators who can respond calmly in an emergency, assist occupants into the chair, and guide them safely down stairs. It is designed to meet the needs of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the Equality Act 2010.
The Ferno Saver Safe Evacuation Chair is intended for use in emergency situations to assist with the safe descent of individuals who are unable to evacuate unaided. It is important that all operators are fully trained and familiar with its use.
Operators must never exceed the maximum load capacity of 180kg and should always use the provided restraints. Regular training, inspection, and maintenance are essential for safe operation.
| Specification | Details |
| Height (Open) | 1334mm |
| Height (Folded) | 1030mm |
| Width | 527mm |
| Depth (Open) | 914mm |
| Depth (Folded) | 254mm |
| Weight | 11.2kg |
| Maxiumum Load Capacity | 180kg / 28st / 396lbs |
| Seat Width | 511mm |
| Seat Depth | 432mm |
| Frame Material | Lightweight alloy |
| Compliance & Certifications | Conforms to The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) order 2005 Meets the requirements of The Equality Act 2010 CE marked (Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC) |
The Ferno Saver Safe Evacuation Chair is designed for use during emergency evacuations where individuals need to be moved safely and quickly out of multi-level buildings. It is particularly suited for public spaces where responsibility for safety lies with building managers or staff.
Ideal environments include:
To support compliance with The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and The Equality Act 2010, it is recommended that a Saver Safe Chair be positioned on every floor, mounted on its wall bracket with its dust cover in place. This ensures the chair is easily accessible and ready for immediate use if required.
The chair’s compact, lightweight design and non-marking track make it suitable for various stair types, while its features support safe, controlled descent without the need for manual lifting—provided operators are trained in its use.
Yes, the chair is designed for single-operator use. However, it is strongly advised that operators receive proper training before using the chair in an emergency.
The chair is designed for use on standard staircases. Before use, always ensure the stairs are clear of debris, dry, and in good condition to support safe operation.
Yes, regular checks are recommended. Inspect for damage, ensure belts are correctly tensioned, and confirm the chair folds and unfolds properly. A simple cleaning routine with warm, soapy water is sufficient. Avoid bleach or phenol-based products.
Yes, training is essential to ensure safe and effective use. It is recommended that at least two trained individuals are available during an evacuation where possible.
Yes, the chair can be used to carry an occupant upstairs, though this should be performed only by trained personnel and with appropriate assistance.
It should be wall-mounted using the included bracket and covered with the supplied dust cover. Ideally, each stairwell in a multi-storey building should have one installed.
The chair can support up to 180kg (28 stone / 396lbs).
No. The light-coloured track is designed not to mark stair surfaces.