Evacuation Chairs
Welcome to K5 Sales, Service and Training of Evacuation Equipment
Here at K5 we have been providing top class Disability Access Products & Evacuation Chair Equipment to the Market since 2004. Because we are a family run business, our values match and our customers experience which is a first class service that you would expect from much larger organizations. We continue to excel in delivering the best products, maintenance and training for our clients as they too become a part of our family. Working with a number of manufactures K5 can find the very best products in the market, whether you need a evacuation chairs, a Handipark barriers or wheelchair ramps, and in doing so we ensure that you have the product, training or service requirement to meet your exact needs.
What we can provide for your business;
- Evacuation chairs
- Handipark Barriers
- Wheelchair Ramps
- Ski Pads
- Basket Stretchers
- Stair Climbers
- And accessories for all types of evacuation equipment
Having worked for a number of years with Local Authorities, Schools, Universities, Hotels, Hospitals, Corporate Enterprises both large and small and not forgetting the private individual we are extremely confident that your experience at K5 will be remembered for all the right reasons.
Why would you need an Evac Chair?
In the UK, current legislation and standards state that all people should be evacuated from a building if there is an emergency such as a fire. Many Building Managers, as part of a solution to the problem, have introduced ‘refuge areas’. Unfortunately, there is a common misunderstanding that refuge areas are places to leave people with disabilities to wait for the fire service to effect their escape. This policy is fundamentally flawed. Refuge areas are only relatively safe waiting areas for short periods of time.
They are not areas where people with disabilities should be left indefinitely until rescued by the fire service, or until the fire is extinguished.
The traditional method of providing means of escape assumes that building users are non-disabled people. The presumption of independent capability to use steps and stairs for egress is clearly inadequate when considering the safety of some people with disabilities.
The traditional method of providing means of escape assumes that building users are non-disabled people. The presumption of independent capability to use steps and stairs for egress is clearly inadequate when considering the safety of some people with disabilities.
That is why K-Five has launched into the UK a range of proven evacuation chairs, sometimes called evac chair, specifically designed to facilitate the safe and speedy evacuation of people with disabilities or those with walking difficulties.
The installation of a safety chair at your premises is essential if you have people with disabilities working or using a building. Because a safety chair can be operated by one person it is ideal for evacuating disabled people out of building and can SAVE LIVES!
Safety Chair installation
To have an evacuation chair or evac chair installed in your premises is easy and one of our trainers will provide your staff with training.
To find out about evacuation chairs training please click here
Evacuation Chairs
Safe, Reliable and Easy to operate
Evacuation chairs are a vital piece of equipment.
Easy Instant Deployment
Advanced Belt Guide System Ensures Smooth Travel
Supportive Seat For Comfort & Easy Transfer
Safety Breaks On Rear Wheels
Sturdy High Capacity Frame For Sustained Use
Wheelchair Ramps
Safe, Reliable and Easy to operate
Wheelchair Ramps are an excellent way to provide access for people with disabilities.
Easy Instant Deployment
Lightweight & portable
Come in all shapes & Sizes
Handipark Barriers
Safe, Reliable and Easy to operate
Handipark barriers ensure that disabled parking bays are reserved for there correct purpose.
Easy to operate
Safe & Secure
Reserve disabled parking bays for there correct purpose
Safe, Reliable and Easy to operate
Our stair lifts can provide a safe and easy means of access for wheelchair users.
Robust & Reliable
Easy To Use
Designed To Cover Any Situation
Ideal For Upstairs & Downstairs Powered Evacuation
Safe, Reliable and Easy to operate
Easy to operate by Manual Operation
Large Platform to accommodate virtually any wheelchair
Limited space solutions by loading the passenger onto the lift before moving into position!
Excellent Lifting capacity of 275kg that’s more than 43 STONE!!
Height clearance of 1.5 metres that’s nearly 5ft!
Our stair lifts can provide a safe and easy means of access for wheelchair users.
Legal Requirements
Whilst the earlier parts of the Act focused primarily on disabled access into buildings, Part III now looks closer at the issue of car parking. A key element of Part III is that service providers that operate a car park now have to 'monitor' their disabled bays to prevent abuse by non-disabled drivers. Failure to provide monitoring could result in a heavy financial penalty, as disabled drivers exercise their rights to compensation under the terms of the Act.
From October 2004, Part III of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 came into effect within the United Kingdom. This legislation places a legal requirement on service providers to ensure that disabled people do not find it unreasonably difficult or impossible to enjoy the service in the same way as non-disabled people.









