Brocade War Fan by Klasek

Gold Brocades to Titanium Salutes: A Repeating Fanned Volley

Brocade War Fan takes the power of Brocade War and fires it in a Z-firing / fanned volley pattern, trading a little duration for a display that’s completely sky-filling. It opens with massive golden brocades fired across the fan, before a silver glitter mine lift builds into a volley of 7 titanium salutes. The sequence continues with red glitter mines and red tails leading to red-tipped brocades, followed by more salutes — and the whole pattern repeats throughout the display.

With 49 shots delivered over 30 seconds and effects reaching 25 metres, Brocade War Fan is very loud, very gold, and built to fill the sky.

Brocade War Fan is a fanned reworking of the original Brocade War, and the change in firing pattern makes a real difference — instead of a single straight sequence, the Z-firing spread sends effects across a wider field of view, making the display feel like it’s genuinely filling the sky.

The sequence has real structure: massive golden brocades open proceedings, a silver glitter mine lift raises the energy into a volley of 7 titanium salutes, then the display shifts into red glitter mines and red tails leading into red-tipped brocades, before more salutes bring the cycle back around. That pattern then repeats, giving the display a driving, rhythmic feel rather than a single flat sequence.

Why You’ll Love It

• 49 shots in a repeating, escalating sequence
• Z-firing / fanned volley pattern for a sky-filling spread
• Massive golden brocades as the opening statement
• Silver glitter mine lift into 7 titanium salutes
• Red glitter mines and red tails to red-tipped brocades
• Sequence repeats throughout the display for sustained impact
• Category F3 — big, loud, and built for larger displays

Perfect For

Brocade War Fan is well suited to:

• Larger Bonfire Night displays
• New Year’s Eve celebrations
• Semi-professional and larger private displays with sufficient open space
• Anyone wanting a loud, gold-heavy, sky-filling centrepiece

Specifications

Safety Information

Brocade War Fan is a Category F3 firework with a specified safety distance of 25 metres. Category F3 fireworks are intended for outdoor use in large open spaces only, and require a greater degree of experience and space than garden (F2) fireworks. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions, use the firework only in a suitable large outdoor location and keep spectators at or beyond the recommended safety distance. Cakes should always be secured so they can’t fall over, there are several ways to do this. Watch our Safety videos on how to secure your cakes with [bricks] or [wooden stakes]

Never hold a lit firework or return to a firework that has failed to ignite. Children and pets should remain safely away from the firing area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What effects does Brocade War Fan produce?
It opens with massive golden brocades, followed by a silver glitter mine lift into a volley of 7 titanium salutes. It then moves into red glitter mines and red tails leading to red-tipped brocades, followed by more salutes, with the whole sequence repeating throughout the display.

How is Brocade War Fan different from Brocade War 49s?
Brocade War Fan uses a Z-firing / fanned volley pattern rather than a straight-firing sequence, spreading effects across a wider area of sky. It’s also slightly shorter in duration than the original Brocade War.

How many shots does Brocade War Fan have and how long does it last?
It fires 49 shots, delivered over approximately 30 seconds.

Is Brocade War Fan a loud firework?
Yes — with a 5/5 noise rating, it’s one of the louder fireworks in the range, reflecting its Category F3 classification.

What safety distance does Brocade War Fan require?
The specified safety distance is 25 metres, reflecting its Category F3 classification. Always ensure sufficient open space before firing.

AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE
✘ : In-Store
✔ : Click & Collect
✔ : Delivery
.