Tony,
I am just getting started on a similar project, but not in Canada. I'm assuming
the 2" side of the 2x4 is the vertical? My guess is that if you position the
sprinklers at the the 1-1/2" to 4" down and center them between the trusses,
that is going to be about the best you are going to get
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There are no NFPA 13 construction requirements. Yes, there are certain
non-sprinkler pipe features that must get added when you choose a particular
sprinkler solution. It's up to us to design the sprinklers for the building
design not the other way around.
In this case fill with insulation
The first place to start one of these investigations is in the Building and
Fire Codes. Then you go to Standards such as NFPA 30, NFPA 30A or NFPA 400 for
other hazards.Need to look at other chapters in NFPA 30 since 16 is dealing
with inside storage which if the tanks are outside and the c
Chris,
I just think it is unreasonable to rely on the sprinkler contractor to make
alterations to the construction or tell the GC how to build. What if this was a
50,000 sqft area, is it protecting life and property at a reasonable cost? I
know it isn't the Architects fault, I was just poking f
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Interestingly, TYCO CC1 is UL listed for Canada, but the CC2 is not. Also a
Tyco rep. told me that for use in combustible concealed spaces, the piping
to be used with the CC heads has to be "Tyco" Blazemaster, not any other
make of Blazemaster. Anyone come across that?
Tony
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