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SAFETY FIRST, Fun SECOND

Enjoying the show responsibly.

Pyroboyz puts your safety at the core of every show.

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CORE GUIDELINES

Adult Supervision
Safe Distance
One-at-a-time

Fireworks are for everyone to enjoy, but a responsible adult must be present and in charge of all lighting and handling at all times.

Ensure all spectators, buildings, and dry vegetation are at a safe distance—at least 30 feet for smaller items and 100 feet for aerial shells.

Never try to light multiple fireworks simultaneously. Light only one at a time, then move away quickly to a safe distance.

No Dud Relighting
Water Nearby

If a firework fails to ignite, do not approach it immediately. Wait at least 20 minutes, then soak it in a bucket of water before disposal.

Always have a charged garden hose or a large bucket of water readily available to extinguish any flare-ups or to soak duds.

KNOW YOUR LOCAL LAWS

Fireworks laws vary by province and city. It is the customer's responsibility to follow all local rules and regulations regarding pyrotechnics usage to ensure a safe and spectacular show for everyone.

Firework Displays - The City of Thunder Bay permits residents to set off low-hazard fireworks, for a private display on their own property without the need for a permit on the evening of the preceding day; Canada Day, Civic Holiday (also referred to as August long) and New Years Day from dusk to 12:30 a.m. Refer to Appendix A of the Fireworks By-law for further details.

EMERGENCY: DIAL 911

In case of fire or injury, please call local emergency services immediately. Your safety and the safety of your community is our highest priority.

Pyroboys Support

For any product-related concerns or technical questions, contact us: pyroboys807@gmail.com

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