Comments on: Residential Fire Sprinklers Market Growth and Labor Demand Analysis http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/residential-fire-sprinklers-market-growth-and-labor-demand-analysis/ Protecting Your Home & Family Fri, 03 Feb 2012 10:26:34 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: Ed http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/residential-fire-sprinklers-market-growth-and-labor-demand-analysis/comment-page-1/#comment-49530 Ed Mon, 12 Sep 2011 01:29:25 +0000 http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/?p=823#comment-49530 What about roof top sprinkler systems for those who live in wooded fire risk areas? What about roof top sprinkler systems for those who live in wooded fire risk areas?

]]> By: Fire Sprinkler systems http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/residential-fire-sprinklers-market-growth-and-labor-demand-analysis/comment-page-1/#comment-49504 Fire Sprinkler systems Sun, 11 Sep 2011 14:45:55 +0000 http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/?p=823#comment-49504 Craig, the reason you are probably having trouble finding parts for a residential sprinkler system is that the sprinkler industry, sprinkler bodies and suppliers tend to resist selling to unqualified installers. They are after all life safety systems and should be installed properly! Im not suggesting you are not completely capable, however, there are a few very important calculations during design that you may not know about not to mention the correct methods of installation. Please do not be put off but my advice would be hire professionals to do the job! Craig, the reason you are probably having trouble finding parts for a residential sprinkler system is that the sprinkler industry, sprinkler bodies and suppliers tend to resist selling to unqualified installers. They are after all life safety systems and should be installed properly! Im not suggesting you are not completely capable, however, there are a few very important calculations during design that you may not know about not to mention the correct methods of installation. Please do not be put off but my advice would be hire professionals to do the job!

]]> By: Craig http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/residential-fire-sprinklers-market-growth-and-labor-demand-analysis/comment-page-1/#comment-19329 Craig Wed, 10 Feb 2010 23:30:33 +0000 http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/?p=823#comment-19329 Man, am i having difficulty finding parts for a residential sprinkler system. Seems none of the regualr places sell the stuff, nor do they know where to get it. I am in the process of installing a bathroom in the top floor of my 4 story house, and since i have the floor up, i was going to take the opportunity to install sprinklers in the kids bedroom ceilings below. I read with great interest the aritcle on using the PEX pipes that the potable water system uses and made it sound a lot easier than installing CPVC piping alongside the new 3/4" PEX. So what I gathered from the article on this website is that I just "T" into the cold water supply and branch off to the sprinkler heads. Am i right? Man, am i having difficulty finding parts for a residential sprinkler system. Seems none of the regualr places sell the stuff, nor do they know where to get it. I am in the process of installing a bathroom in the top floor of my 4 story house, and since i have the floor up, i was going to take the opportunity to install sprinklers in the kids bedroom ceilings below. I read with great interest the aritcle on using the PEX pipes that the potable water system uses and made it sound a lot easier than installing CPVC piping alongside the new 3/4″ PEX.

So what I gathered from the article on this website is that I just “T” into the cold water supply and branch off to the sprinkler heads. Am i right?

]]> By: Residential Fire Sprinkler Systems - Now What? http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/residential-fire-sprinklers-market-growth-and-labor-demand-analysis/comment-page-1/#comment-15040 Residential Fire Sprinkler Systems - Now What? Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:48:37 +0000 http://www.residentialfiresprinklers.com/blog/?p=823#comment-15040 [...] sprinkler market could conservatively create revenues more than $3 billion annually (see “Residential Fire Sprinkler Market Analysis“. That’s billion, with a B. It also is well documented that the fire protection industry [...] [...] sprinkler market could conservatively create revenues more than $3 billion annually (see “Residential Fire Sprinkler Market Analysis“. That’s billion, with a B. It also is well documented that the fire protection industry [...]

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