Smoking Canopies need to be made from fireproof materials. These can be made from Fireproof Canvas or PVC These need to be attractive - and be available in a full range of colours These also need to be available with solid brass eyelets and come come complete with ropes as standard. These also need to be tailor made to your exact size requirements.
John Hurkett in Cornwall
In message , John in Cornwall wrote
As soon as you put up a canopy it becomes an enclosed public space and smoking is banned.
Only if the sides are more than 50% enclosed.
In article , Alan writes
Wrong, it is only enclosed if 100% of the perimeter has walls or another structure serving the function of walls, it is partially enclosed if over 50% of the perimeter has such a structure. For a more precise legal definition than my simplification see:
The following are links to the 2006 smoking regulations and related Government documents:
The Health Act 2006 SMOKE-FREE PREMISES, PLACES AND VEHICLES
HEALTH ACT 2006 EXPLANATORY NOTES
STATUTORY INSTRUMENT
2006 No. 3368 The Smoke-Free (Premises and Enforcement) Regulations 2006EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM TO THE SMOKE-FREE (PREMISES AND ENFORCEMENT) REGULATIONS 2006
2006 No. 3368Deep joy!
John in Cornwall wrote
Advertising needs to be made from sentences which introduce the subject in a suitable way
These can include clear introductions of the items for sale & of the person(s) or company either selling or making the items
These adverts need to be attractive, funny or different in some way to be particularly effective, rather than a list of dull sentences
They also need to be targeted to those persons / establishments likely to want to purchase the items, or the advert may seem ill-placed, annoying or odd
In article , John in Cornwall writes
Is this a legal requirement?
Since when was "fireproof" a proper noun? And for that matter neither is "Canvas".
If you want to sell them, then this would be advisable.
Full, or just comprehensive?
Why do they need to be brass, polished brass can look good, but so can A2 stainless steel.
Come, come. One "come" is sufficient.
Obviously.
No, they need fit the purchaser's requirements, if a stock size from someone else is cheaper and only slightly smaller then why waste money on this semi-literate bunch
For a significant consideration I could rewrite your Powerpoint bullet points as something that might et you custom instead of derision.
Quite so.
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