Havoc Mine

HAVOC MINE

Feel the vibes coming from the Havoc Mine. Without delay, launching into the sky to over 80 feet. This instant firework mine ejects a column of vibrantly coloured peony mines. Before massive sky filling titanium crackle bouquets. Although Havoc is over in a flash. With a duration of 4 seconds. But the breath-taking and loud effects are worth every second. While if massive eruptions of coloured peony mines and a titanium crackle finish. Are not enough, There's always our other mine, Mayhem. While both mines can normally be found together on a display.  With each one including Havoc comes with a thunderous 10 out of 10 noise rating. In addition, this category 2 firework mine comes with 138gm of net explosive content. Additionally when setting up and firing our Havoc mine. Your spectators will need to be at least 20 meters away from your firing site,

HAVOC MINE SAFETY INFORMATION

When setting up the Havoc mine please ensure that you do not leave it freestanding. While remembering that a firework mine is one of the most powerful fireworks you can buy. Because the whole contents explode all at once. While the effects are not only powerful. They are sudden and explode from the ground. up to dozens of feet into the night sky. To sum up, it's good to remember that mines like Havoc, are very powerful. With mostly one-hit effects. With this in mind, whether you're planning on a garden firework display. Or a large firework event. Be safe, not sorry and keep it free from accidents. By following our firework safety guide. Which we have provided. While the law regarding when you can let off fireworks can be a minefield. So he is a brief summary. You can let off fireworks on any day of the year. Although this can only be done within certain times. So keep it legal when it comes to firing times. Especially as it is illegal to set off fireworks between the hours of 11 pm and 7 am. However, there are exceptions. Which are as follows, New Year's Eve, Diwali And Chinese New Year. Which are all 1 am? Whilst November the 5th (Bonfire Night) is midnight.