Water storage
5-litre collapsible water container
Keep a practical container ready alongside your stored drinking water.
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HAVROX • HOME EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Ready for the
Ready for the
unexpected.
Power cuts. Water disruption. Severe weather. A few everyday essentials and a simple plan can help your household cope when normal routines change.
Explore the Havrox grab bag →
START SMALL. BUILD GRADUALLY.
A useful kit starts with the basics.
Think about your household: the people, pets and daily essentials you depend on. Begin with water, familiar long-life food, lighting, communication and warmth. Add a little at a time.
At home
Choose one accessible place for your supplies. Keep drinking water, ready-to-eat food, a manual tin opener, torches, spare batteries and warm bedding together.
Include personal hygiene supplies and the essentials needed by children, pets and anyone with additional needs.
Ready to leave
Prepare a smaller grab bag for a quick departure. Add a torch, charging cable, essential contact details, suitable clothing and personal items.
Check what any purchased bag includes. Tailor it to your household instead of assuming one bag covers every need.
PRACTICAL KIT FROM HAVROX
Choose your next essential.
Build on what you already have. Browse these products, check their specifications and select the items that suit your household.
First aid
Basic first-aid kit
Check the contents and add personal essentials to suit your household.
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Warmth
Lightweight sleeping bag
Keep extra bedding ready, with warm clothing and blankets.
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Grab bag
Grab bag for home emergencies
Choose a bag, then check the listing for what is included and add your personal items.
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Food
ReadyWise 28-serving dry bag
Check preparation instructions, water needs and dietary suitability before choosing.
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Everyday essentials
Manual can opener
A useful companion to the tinned foods in your emergency cupboard.
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Hygiene
Body cleaning towels, pack of 50
Build a hygiene kit with wipes, soap, toilet paper and personal supplies.
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Food and water belong together.
Freeze-dried food may need water and preparation. Check each product’s instructions and allergens; keep familiar foods that require no cooking as part of your supplies.
EQUIPMENT + A PLAN
Help everyone know what to do.
Keep in touch
- Write down important phone numbers.
- Agree a meeting place if you become separated.
- Keep a charged power bank and the right cables.
- Consider a battery-powered radio for local updates.
Keep your kit useful
- Tell everyone where supplies are stored.
- Check dates, batteries and chargers regularly.
- Replace anything used or borrowed.
- Keep essential documents secure and accessible.
Cook safely.
Keep no-cook food available. Never use outdoor barbecues or charcoal burners indoors. Use any cooking appliance only where its manufacturer permits.
YOUR HOUSEHOLD CHECKLIST
What have you already got?
Tick through the essentials, then fill the gaps. Your selections last while this page remains open.
HAVROX • HOME EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Ready for the
Ready for the
unexpected.
Power cuts. Water disruption. Severe weather. A few everyday essentials and a simple plan can help your household cope when normal routines change.
Explore the Havrox grab bag →
START SMALL. BUILD GRADUALLY.
A useful kit starts with the basics.
Think about your household: the people, pets and daily essentials you depend on. Begin with water, familiar long-life food, lighting, communication and warmth. Add a little at a time.
At home
Choose one accessible place for your supplies. Keep drinking water, ready-to-eat food, a manual tin opener, torches, spare batteries and warm bedding together.
Include personal hygiene supplies and the essentials needed by children, pets and anyone with additional needs.
Ready to leave
Prepare a smaller grab bag for a quick departure. Add a torch, charging cable, essential contact details, suitable clothing and personal items.
Check what any purchased bag includes. Tailor it to your household instead of assuming one bag covers every need.
PRACTICAL KIT FROM HAVROX
Choose your next essential.
Build on what you already have. Browse these products, check their specifications and select the items that suit your household.
Water storage
5-litre collapsible water container
Keep a practical container ready alongside your stored drinking water.
View product →
First aid
Basic first-aid kit
Check the contents and add personal essentials to suit your household.
View product →
Warmth
Lightweight sleeping bag
Keep extra bedding ready, with warm clothing and blankets.
View product →
Grab bag
Grab bag for home emergencies
Choose a bag, then check the listing for what is included and add your personal items.
View product →
Food
ReadyWise 28-serving dry bag
Check preparation instructions, water needs and dietary suitability before choosing.
View product →
Everyday essentials
Manual can opener
A useful companion to the tinned foods in your emergency cupboard.
View product →
Hygiene
Body cleaning towels, pack of 50
Build a hygiene kit with wipes, soap, toilet paper and personal supplies.
View product →
Food and water belong together.
Freeze-dried food may need water and preparation. Check each product’s instructions and allergens; keep familiar foods that require no cooking as part of your supplies.
EQUIPMENT + A PLAN
Help everyone know what to do.
Keep in touch
- Write down important phone numbers.
- Agree a meeting place if you become separated.
- Keep a charged power bank and the right cables.
- Consider a battery-powered radio for local updates.
Keep your kit useful
- Tell everyone where supplies are stored.
- Check dates, batteries and chargers regularly.
- Replace anything used or borrowed.
- Keep essential documents secure and accessible.
Cook safely.
Keep no-cook food available. Never use outdoor barbecues or charcoal burners indoors. Use any cooking appliance only where its manufacturer permits.
YOUR HOUSEHOLD CHECKLIST
What have you already got?
Tick through the essentials, then fill the gaps. Your selections last while this page remains open.
Link to govenment recomendations
Download our free emergency prepping guide