One in Three Gen Z Adults Believe a Wedged-Open Fire Door Makes Them Safe

Research reveals fire safety concerns

Research has revealed a dangerous misconception among younger adults about how fire doors work, raising serious concerns about public safety in the buildings they use every day. The survey, carried out by the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) found that 38% of Gen Z respondents (aged 18 – 29) feel safe when a fire door is...

One in three Gen Z adults believe a wedged-open fire door makes them safe

New research has revealed a dangerous misconception among younger adults about how fire doors work, raising serious concerns about public safety in the buildings they use every day.

Gen Z and Silent Generation missing out on key fire door education

New research has revealed generational differences in how people learn about fire doors, with social media the most commonly cited source among Gen Z (aged 18 – 29), while workplace training plays an important role in educating Millennials (aged 30 – 45) and Gen X (aged 46 – 61) on the life-saving role that fire […]