The 10x10cm Polyethylene Burn Sheet is the compact inclusion size — small enough to sit in every standard first aid kit, vehicle kit, sports bag, and backpack without bulk, and correctly sized for localised burn coverage on fingers, small hand areas, and minor contact burns from hot surfaces, tools, and cookware. The sterile non-adherent barrier that protects small burn sites from contamination and further exposure after the 20-minute cool running water step is complete.

Flat-packed, individually sterile sealed, and WHS compliant for workplace kit inclusion. The burn sheet format included in our standard restock packs — the correct size for the minor burns that happen most frequently in workplaces, kitchens, and home environments across Australia. Read the correct burn first aid sequence — the 4 Cs that determine whether a minor burn heals cleanly or becomes a more serious injury.

• 10x10cm — the compact inclusion size for standard first aid kits Sized for the most common minor burn presentations — fingers, small hand areas, and localised contact burns where a larger sheet would be excess and impractical. Compact enough to include in every standard workplace first aid kit, vehicle kit, sports bag, and backpack without displacing other items. The correct size to stock in quantity across a multi-kit workplace or fleet where minor burn incidents are a regular occurrence. Read about common adult burn causes in Australia and the first aid response that minimises complications.
• Sterile, non-adherent polyethylene — does not stick to the burn wound Polyethylene construction provides a sterile barrier that does not bond to the burn surface — the sheet can be removed or adjusted at hospital without causing secondary tissue damage or pain. Non-toxic and safe for use on all skin types including children. Sterile sealed packaging confirms the sheet is uncontaminated at the point of application — open, apply, protect.
• Applied after cool running water — the correct second step in burn first aid The burn sheet is not a substitute for cool running water — it is applied after the 20-minute cooling step is complete. Water removes heat from the tissue. The sheet covers and protects the cooled wound site from contamination, friction, and further exposure while the patient is assessed or transported. Applying a covering before cooling is finished traps heat in the tissue and reduces the effectiveness of first aid. Read about burn risks for children in Australian homes — and why having the right coverage immediately accessible matters.
• WHS compliant — flat-packed, individually sealed, ships within 2 business days WHS compliant for workplace first aid kit inclusion. Flat-packed and individually sealed for clean compact storage in any kit format. Included as standard in our burn care restock items. For serious burns — burns larger than a palm, burns on the face, hands, feet or joints, or any burn in a child — call 000 immediately. Ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.