Complete the Triangle of Fire Safety with Life-Slide, the revolutionary portable fire evacuation device.

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Life-Slide could save your family.

Because fire grows and spreads so quickly, the number one priority is to get out safely. Life-Slide® is a life saving device that provides a direct and safe escape route for those trapped in a house fire.

How does it work?

Demonstration Video

This video illustrates how Life-Slide works.

Click the video to unmute to hear an explanation of the process.




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FAQs

  • Where can Life-Slide be used?

    Life-Slide® will extend long enough to work well with a structure up to 2 stories tall. This could be a home, school, or business.

  • Is it safe for children?

    Life-Slide was invented specifically with children in mind. The slide's sides are 12 inches high so no one will fall off. Send an older child or adult down the slide first to collect younger children.

  • How difficult is it to operate?

    Life-Slide only requires a few simple steps to operate. This can be done quickly, even by older  children.

  • Is Life-Slide reusable?

    Life-Slide can only be used once. We are working on plans to have a refill available if possible.

  • When will Life-Slide be available?

    We are looking for our next series of investment to bring Life Slide to market.  We will update on availability soon.

  • How much does Life-Slide cost?

    We are working to make Life-Slide as cost-effective as possible so all families can afford it.

  • How does it inflate?

    It will contain an inflator with a gas generator the size of a standard soda can that will serve to contribute gas inflation volume to the slide without adding too much bulk. 


    When the propellant in the generator is ignited it will produce a highly compressed gas that when mixed with stored gas already in the canister, will inflate the slide.

  • What is it made of?

    Life-Slide will be fabricated from a flame retardant, tear resistant, antistatic, multi-fiber substrate of nylon, polyester, fiberglass, and Kevlar.

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