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 Thu, 11 Mar 2010 04:25:45 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 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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