Fire Blankets
Heat Block
Bridgehill® Heat Block is advanced fire protection for homes and buildings. This high-performance thermal barrier protects against wildfires, flying embers, nearby structure fires, and intense radiant heat.
HeatBlock helps prevent ignition during ember storms and external heat exposure. It is ideal for residential properties in wildfire-prone areas, urban neighborhoods at risk of adjacent fires, and construction sites requiring temporary fire protection.
Whether used proactively or in an emergency, HeatBlock helps safeguard property and reduce fire spread risk when it matters most.
Radiant Heat Reflection
Reflects 96% of radiant heat, helping prevent exterior surfaces from reaching ignition temperature.
Ember Protection
Creates a protective barrier that shields against airborne embers and firebrands during wildfire events.
Proactive Building Defense
Designed for wildfire-prone areas and dense urban environments, helping homeowners and property managers reduce fire spread risk.
Secure & Adaptable
Velcro connects multiple blankets for extended coverage, while eyelets allow fastening with carabiners to gutters or battens. Can be stapled to exterior walls for secure installation.
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Find answers to the most common questions about HeatBlock, including how it protects homes from wildfire, radiant heat, and flying embers.
Learn how it works, how to install it correctly, and whether it’s the right protection solution for your property.
HeatBlock is a radiant heat and ember protection blanket designed to shield buildings during wildfires. It reflects up to 96% of radiant heat away from exterior surfaces and creates a physical barrier against airborne embers—two of the primary causes of home ignition during wildfire events.
- Roll out the HeatBlock Fire Blanket
Unpack and roll out the HeatBlock toward the area you want to protect.
Make sure the reflective side is facing outward. -
Attach the blanket at the top
Choose the appropriate attachment method for your building:
Metal gutters:
Use carabiners through the reinforced eyelets to hang the blanket securely.Wooden walls or gable boards:
Staple the top edge of the blanket directly to the surface.Alternative suspension:
Use fire-resistant ropes or steel wire through the eyelets when additional support is required. -
Secure the blanket along the wall
Continue fastening the blanket downward to ensure full coverage.
Use additional attachment points as needed to prevent wind lift and keep the blanket tightly secured against the structure.
Yes. HeatBlock is designed for single- and two-story homes in wildfire-prone areas, dense urban neighborhoods, and construction sites. It provides temporary external fire protection for homeowners and property managers seeking proactive building defense.
HeatBlock reduces the risk of ignition by blocking radiant heat and preventing embers from contacting combustible surfaces.
Radiant heat is the intense thermal energy emitted from a nearby fire. During wildfires or neighboring structure fires, radiant heat can ignite siding, windows, or roofing materials without direct flame contact. HeatBlock reflects this heat away from the building, reducing ignition risk.
