Q: Is Shisha Harmfull?
Technically speaking yes, although only negligibly. The water takes away approximately 90% of the harmful chemicals (excluding THC), and so a pipe contains merely 0.5% nicotine and 0% tar. Also, if its not inhaled, there is no danger of lung cancer.

Q: How long should each bowl last?
The average bowl with two to three smokers should last anywhere from 45 min.
to 1 hr. Make sure you keep it lit by having red hot charcoal burning at all times.

Q: I don't have a credit card, can I still order from your site?
We offer other payment options such as cash, cheque or money order by mail or on the night of the event for your convenience.

Q: Do you hire outside of the United Kingdom?
We have in the past hired shisha pipes in Spain, however we request that you contact us with your exact hire requirements and we will reply to you with a quote and instructions on how to make payment.

Q: How many pipes do you hire?
As many as you want, we recommend 5 shisha pipes per assistant, so if you require 10 pipes then this will be with 2 assistants to prepare and serve the pipes.

Q: What is the amount of time you stay at the event?
This is up to you, we normally stay for 5 hours but have also been to events lasting 10 hours a day for 3 days like Knebworth.

Q: Can you supply the marque as well as the cushions?
Yes we can, we use a sub contractor for the supply and can organise this if required.

Q: How well dressed is the assistant?
The assistant is well dressed and if requested can also wear the arabic style dress for serving.

Q: Can we have the hire inside?
If it's a private hire and everyone is happy for this then yes, otherwise the law states that 3 sides of a building or tent must be open at all times.

Q: I can't see my package price to hire?
Ring us using the number at the top of the page and I can give you a price depending on where the party is.

Q: Do you have insurance?
Unfortunately there is no company that will insure for hire / smoking shisha pipes. We have risk assessments, method statements and competence statement which is adequate.