| (1) Class A burn room (10′x8′) with 2400° insulation, steel shell, and air control vents for controlled heat and smoke dynamics. |
| (1) Overhead hallway burn prop featuring real 2x4 and drywall ceiling for flow-and-move, TIC, and fire extension training. |
| (1) Bravo Forcible Entry Door with crush-gap, hinge/rebar cutting, drop bar, and panic bar capabilities for full forcible entry evolutions. |
| (2) Fire-rated exterior entry doors with lockable inward/outward swing for realistic entry and egress training. |
| (4) Heavy-gauge slide windows constructed from reinforced steel for VES and clearance evolutions. |
| (1) Interior staircase with PE-certified steel construction for safe multi-level access and movement. |
| (1) Exterior staircase with landing platform designed for upper-level entry, descent, and tactical operations. |
| (1) 8′x8′ APEX Roof Vent Prop with modular pitch options (flat, 5:12, 9:12, 16:12) and drywall punch-through capability for realistic vertical ventilation training. |
| (3) Wall divider units configured for dynamic room and hallway segmentation to support multiple training scenarios. |
| (1) Window-to-door cut prop designed for bailout, Denver drill, and entry conversion applications. |
| (1) Window sash prop allowing vertical and horizontal sash clearing for fireground window operations. |
| (1) Security bar window prop built for breaching, saw cutting, and removal tactics. |
| (1) Overhead bailout anchor point positioned for controlled descent and APEX prop safety integration. |
| (1) Modular bolt-in construction system engineered for long-term durability, simplified maintenance, and expansion flexibility. |
You may have heard about the Clear the Shelter holiday campaign through Crawford County Now or on the radio.
Thanks to strong community support, animals across Crawford County are already finding care and homes—and donations are still welcome!
To help increase impact this season, Forge Fire & Company will match donations made through this campaign.
