Big Rockets

If you’re looking for nothing big fireworks that create a loud bang, then you’re in the right place.

 

The rockets here are all 1.3g fireworks and come with payloads of up to 200g!

 

We stock a great variety of Big Rockets, including Professional effect 3-inch shell rockets, Double Break Rockets and multi-effect rockets.

 

Maybe you want a Brocade, Willow or strobe rocket… it doesn’t matter, we have it all. Looking for smaller rockets or rocket packs?

 

When it comes to big fireworks, it doesn’t get much better than this. Orders place over £300 are eligible for a FREE UK delivery.

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The Best Rocket Fireworks For Sale

All of our big rocket fireworks have been hand-picked, product by product, and chosen for their impact, quality and overall wow-factor.

 

There’s one for every occasion; so, find the best rocket fireworks for you and give your special moment the bang it deserves.

 

The majority of our big rockets reach heights of up to 30 metres, perfect for large or public displays, creating both impact and entertainment.

 

If you’re looking for something less loud but just as exciting, we provide low noise fireworks for people concerned with noise pollution.

Strobe Rockets For Sale

Strobe rockets, also known as strobe rocket fireworks, are a type of firework that emit a series of bright flashes of light.

 

They are known for their unique and visually stunning effects, making them a popular choice for fireworks displays.

 

One of the main benefits of strobe rocket fireworks is that they can be used to create a wide range of effects.

 

The intense flashes of light can be used to create a strobe-like effect, giving the illusion of movement or animation.

 

They can also be used to create various patterns and designs in the sky, such as stars, hearts, and even words.

 

Another advantage of strobe rocket fireworks is that they are relatively safe to use.

 

Unlike traditional fireworks, which rely on gunpowder to create their effects, strobe rockets use a special strobe light to create the flashes.

 

This makes them less dangerous and less likely to cause accidents.

 

Bulk Large Rockets

If you’re looking for a great bundle of these big fireworks, we supply rocket firework packs, so you don’t have to buy several separately.

 

Alternatively, if you aren’t too keen on our big rockets, you could check out the rest of our firework rockets.

 

Various Brands

We stock large rockets from multiple brands, including Tai-Pan, Pyro King, Brothers Pyrotechnics and Absolute Fireworks.

 

We recommend any brand that we sell on our website due to their high-quality fireworks, which are thoroughly tested for both quality and safety.

 

We work closely with each supplier, ensuring that we have the newest and most popular big rocket fireworks in stock.

 

We occasionally have special offers on selected products, these offers are only available for a limited time.

 

So, when looking for big rockets, keep Fireworks Crazy in mind.

 

Big Rocket Origins

Did you know that the first big rockets and large fireworks in general date all the way back to ancient China where the first instances of gunpowder were created around 2000 years ago?

 

For many centuries they were used to celebrate and wow citizens, becoming a staple of celebration, especially at the new year.

 

It wasn’t until much later on that the western world picked up on their creation.

 

Europe was infamous for adopting China’s ideas, like the crossbow and wheelbarrow, and fireworks and gunpowder weren’t an exception.

 

The first use of fireworks in England was at a royal wedding in the 13th century, between King Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, in 1486.

 

Nowadays fireworks (and especially big rockets) are used for many occasions across the world, with people in the United Kingdom spending an average of £15 million on fireworks each year.

 

Firework Safety

We always like to remind people that safety around big rockets is key as they can be dangerous if used incorrectly.

 

Please visit our Firework Safety page for information on how to use fireworks in a sensible manner.

 

We also provide specific product ranges for making your display as safe as possible through remote ignition for fireworks and firework safety lighting.

 

If you want to know legislation for fireworks in the UK, visit The Fireworks Regulations 2004 and The Pyrotechnic Articles (Safety) Regulations 2015 for more information.

 

Delivery Options

At our company, our standard delivery time is 1-2 working days across all of mainland UK.

 

Whether you need your fireworks now or can wait until closer to display time, we will always provide the quickest turnaround and most efficient service possible!

 

For those who spend £249 or more on fireworks, depending on where they live in the UK, they can get their order free of charge!

 

Get full details of our firework deliveries here.

FAQ’s

 

How do big rocket fireworks work?

Big rocket fireworks consist of a shell filled with pyrotechnic compounds and a fuse.

 

When the fuse is lit, it ignites a lifting charge at the base of the rocket, propelling it into the air.

 

At a certain altitude, a time-delay fuse ignites the bursting charge, creating a colourful display in the sky.

 

Are big rocket fireworks safe?

Big rocket fireworks can be safe when used responsibly and following safety guidelines.

 

It’s essential to follow local laws and regulations regarding fireworks use and to handle them with care.

 

Always have a designated adult responsible for lighting and supervising the fireworks.

 

How far do big rocket fireworks travel into the sky?

The height a big rocket firework can reach depends on its size and design.

 

Some can reach altitudes of 200 feet or more, while larger professional-grade fireworks can go much higher, sometimes exceeding 1,000 feet.

 

How do I safely light big rocket fireworks?

To safely light big rocket fireworks, follow these general guidelines:

 

  • Read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Use a flat, stable surface to launch them.
  • Keep a safe distance from the launch site.
  • Use a long, extended lighter or an electric firing system to light the fuse.
  • Never hold a rocket in your hand when lighting it.
  • Stay clear of the rocket’s launch trajectory.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Big rocket fireworks consist of a shell filled with pyrotechnic compounds and a fuse. When the fuse is lit, it ignites a lifting charge at the base of the rocket, propelling it into the air. At a certain altitude, a time-delay fuse ignites the bursting charge, creating a colourful display in the sky.
Big rocket fireworks can be safe when used responsibly and following safety guidelines. It’s essential to follow local laws and regulations regarding fireworks use and to handle them with care. Always have a designated adult responsible for lighting and supervising the fireworks.
The height a big rocket firework can reach depends on its size and design. Some can reach altitudes of 200 feet or more, while larger professional-grade fireworks can go much higher, sometimes exceeding 1,000 feet.
To safely light big rocket fireworks, follow these general guidelines:
  • Read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Use a flat, stable surface to launch them.
  • Keep a safe distance from the launch site.
  • Use a long, extended lighter or an electric firing system to light the fuse.
  • Never hold a rocket in your hand when lighting it.
  • Stay clear of the rocket’s launch trajectory.
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Delivery Information

Next Day

 – You will receive your order the following working day from day of despatch (not including Saturday/Sunday). We endeavour to dispatch all orders placed before 12pm the same day although this is not always possible in our busy season, October – December. If you require your order by a certain date enter this in the “order notes” section on the next page. All dates are treated as the latest date for delivery NOT the date you would like delivery.


Hold For Later Delivery

– This option is for those who would like us to hold on to their order and deliver it nearer to the date of their display. You should enter this date in the “order notes” section on the next page.


Collect from Chelmsford Store

– Select this option if you would like to collect your order. Enter the date you would like to collect and AM/PM in the “order notes” section on the next page. Collection is not available on SATURDAY 2nd NOVEMBER 2019. You will be required to bring the card you used to pay with and photo ID before you can collect your order. THESE MUST MATCH.


Add to Existing Order

 – If you already have an order with us and would like to add to it before it is shipped, select this option then enter your existing order number in the “order notes” section on the next page.


Saturday Delivery

 – Enter the date you would like your order delivered in the “order notes” section on the next page. If this is blank your order will be delivered on the next Saturday after the day of ordering. PLEASE NOTE it is not possible to deliver orders on the Saturday either side of Bonfire Night, Christmas or New Year


AM DELIVERY

 – Your order will be delivered before midday the day after it has been dispatched (excluding Saturday / Sunday)


Before 10:30 am

 – Your order will be delivered before 10:30am the day after it has been dispatched (excluding Saturday / Sunday).