Stop kettle burns
before they happen.
KoKe is a Chilean-engineered safety device that prevents children from pulling kettles off the counter or contacting them directly. 30-second installation. No drilling required.
Built to hold. Designed to protect.
In 2023, 446 children were admitted to an NHS Burns Service due to kettle-related injuries alone — not counting the many more treated in A&E. Around half of all childhood burns happen in the kitchen.
- 30-second installation, no drilling
- Compatible with most standard electric kettles
- Tested to withstand up to 15kg of pull force
- Patented design — not a generic imitation
Original, not a copy
Design-protected since 2025
Why KoKe?
Most childhood burns happen at home, with an adult present. It's not negligence — accidents happen in seconds.
KoKe holds internationally recognised intellectual property protection in Chile and the United Kingdom, with official design registrations in both countries. It's a technically validated solution, not a generic accessory.
Proven prevention
Field-tested since 2019. Zero accidents reported in protected homes.
Installs in seconds
30 seconds, no drilling. Simple enough that your child can watch you do it.
Engineered to last
Registered design with the UK Intellectual Property Office. Built for years, not months.
How It Works
3 steps. 30 seconds. Peace of mind, every day.
Choose the spot
Clean the surface and peel the protective film off the mounting tape.
Fix KoKe in place
Press firmly for 30 seconds following the manual. Place the kettle inside.
Your family is protected
That's it. Now you can breathe easy.
A reality we can't ignore
children admitted to NHS Burns Services for kettle-related injuries in 2023 alone
of childhood burns happen in the kitchen
of pull force KoKe is tested to withstand
Source: Children's Burns Trust (cbtrust.org.uk). Figures relate to NHS Burns Service admissions and do not include A&E-only cases.
Backed by real coverage
A Chilean invention, now coming to the UK
National coverage (Chile)
Chilevisión Noticias (CHV)
National report · 2025
KoKe was featured in a report on the real risks of hot-water burns at home, including a demonstration of how the device works as a containment system.
Watch report
Las Últimas Noticias (LUN)
National report · 2025
A feature on KoKe's origin story and its evolution into a child-accident prevention device, born from a real household near-miss.
Read articleRegional coverage (Chile)
El Centro TV
Matinal La Voz del Maule · 2024
Interview and live demonstration of the KoKe system on the regional morning show, bringing burn prevention awareness to local families.
Watch interview
TVN Red Maule
Regional news · 2018
Early coverage of the project, when KoKe was just entering the regional conversation around home safety and burn prevention.
Watch segment
Atentos Chile
Written press (digital newspaper) · 2018
Print/digital press coverage that followed KoKe's early development and its potential as a nationwide home-safety solution.
Read articleFrequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before KoKe launches in the UK
KoKe is compatible with most standard electric kettles between 1 and 2 litres, with circular or oval bases. We'll confirm full UK model compatibility closer to launch.
No. KoKe uses 3M VHB mounting tape — the same technology used to mount TV screens. It installs without drilling and can be fully removed without marks using the technique explained in the included manual.
KoKe has been tested to withstand up to 15kg of pull force — well beyond what a small child can generate by tugging on a kettle cord.
We're finalising shipping and payment details for the UK market. Sign up below and we'll email you the moment KoKe is available — early sign-ups get 15% off.
Yes. KoKe's design is protected by a UK registered design (No. GB 6474579) with the UK Intellectual Property Office, so you know you're getting the original.
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