This invention describes a fireproof blanket made from multiple panels designed to protect buildings from fire, embers, and radiant heat. Each panel has an outer layer that reflects heat and an inner layer that either resists heat or conducts it, depending on the specific design. The panels connect to form a large blanket, which is then secured to the ground around a building, and can even have internal channels for water to flow through.
Why it matters: Since 2015, the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires and "fire storms" globally have heightened the need for robust building protection. Advances in fire-retardant and heat-reflective materials, along with more durable heat-resistant adhesives, could make this blanket more effective and practical today.
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