The 75x75cm burn sheet covers a significant burn. The 60x90cm covers a larger one — a full arm, a leg, a substantial section of the torso. When a burn is serious enough to require coverage of a major body surface area, the correct sheet is the one that fully covers the wound with adequate overlap. A burn sheet that does not fully cover the wound leaves tissue exposed and unprotected — the 60x90cm format is the correct size for large burns where the smaller format would fall short.

Sterile polyethylene, non-adherent, individually sealed, and applied after the 20-minute cool running water step — not instead of it. The sterile barrier that protects serious burn sites from contamination and further tissue damage during transport to hospital in Australian worksite, commercial kitchen, remote, and industrial settings. Read our guide to adult burns in Australia — including how burn sheet coverage fits into the correct first aid sequence.

• 60x90cm — large format for full arm, leg, or significant torso coverage At 60x90cm, this sheet covers a full adult arm or leg with adequate overlap, or a significant section of the torso. Sized for the burns that the 75x75cm format cannot fully cover — where the wound surface extends beyond a single joint or body segment. A burn sheet that does not achieve full coverage of the wound and surrounding skin is not providing complete protection. Read the correct burn first aid sequence — including when to apply a burn sheet and what it does.
• Sterile polyethylene — non-adherent, non-toxic, low friction Polyethylene construction provides a sterile barrier that does not bond to the burn wound surface — critical for a wound where adherent dressing removal causes significant additional tissue damage and pain. Low friction surface minimises contact trauma during application and when the patient moves. Non-toxic and safe for use on adults and children of all ages.
• Applied after cool running water — not instead of it Burn sheet coverage is the second step in burn first aid. ANZCOR guidelines require 20 minutes of cool running water before any covering is applied — water removes heat from the tissue in a way that a covering cannot replicate. After the water step is complete, apply the burn sheet to protect the wound surface during transport. Read about burn risks in Australian homes — and why the correct response sequence matters for outcome.
• Individually sterile sealed — flat-packed for compact kit storage Individually sterile sealed and flat-packed for compact storage in a workplace first aid kit, vehicle kit, commercial kitchen kit, or remote area pack. Suited to commercial kitchens, construction and trade sites, outdoor education settings, remote properties, and any workplace where heat, flame, or hot liquids are present. Call 000 immediately for any serious burn — this sheet provides first aid management until help arrives. Ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.