I do it by just offsetting the next row up, but I maintain my max 12' up
the slope.
Its impossible to have it completely stagger spaced without overshadowing
heads towards the hip areas, so you just stagger as best you can and reduce
spacing a bit against the slope if need be.

When in doubt, call Tyco tech support at 800-381-9312.  You can send them
PDFs to review if you're unsure or you can't describe the situation in
enough detail.

I do attic systems all the time and I still call tech support to ask
questions.  I swear, every new roof I do gets more garish and convoluted
than the previous ones, like the architects are having a contest to see who
can piss me off the most.


Benjamin Young

On Mon, Jun 22, 2015 at 7:27 AM, Jamie Seidl <[email protected]> wrote:

> Can someone help me quantify stagger spacing when used in an attic?
> Is  the L dimension reduced, or would I still use the max 12' up slope, and
> just locate the next row of sprinklers between the first? (BTW I am using
> attic heads, BB & AP's).
> Thanks,
> Jamie
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