Firework is a device containing gunpowder and other combustible chemicals which cause spectacular effects and explosions when ignited, used for display, or in celebrations.
How Much Does Fireworks Cost In South Africa
Small shows can start at R20,000 and larger shows could exceed R500,000. The deciding factors in determining the cost of your show will be the size, quality, and type of effects being used, as well as the duration of the show and whether it is a pyromusical or traditional display.
Can I buy fireworks in SA?
You must hold a pyrotechnician’s licence or work under the direct supervision of a licensed pyrotechnician to use fireworks (excluding general use fireworks such as sparklers, bon bons, toy pistol caps).
Are fireworks legal in South Africa?
“No person may store or sell fireworks without the necessary permit, no person under 16 is allowed to handle fireworks, and the discharge of fireworks in a public place, without a permit, is prohibited,” the City added.
How do I sell fireworks in South Africa?
The bright sparkles in fireworks come from burning small bits of metal, such as iron or steel filings.
The fuse sets off a charge, which ignites the gunpowder. This propels the firework into the sky.
The pattern of stars around the central gun powder charge creates different patterns of fireworks.
Do you need a license to sell fireworks in South Africa?
Businesses selling fireworks are required to apply for a license at the SAPS Explosives Unit.
“The application must also be sent to the metro’s EMS and EMPD.
Residents using fireworks without approval can also receive a spot fine of between R1 000 and R2 500.