All, I was asking the question based on information given me by one of my 
trainee designers (I was also showing him how to use the forum since I'm not 
always going to be around). Dug into it a little further and I think we have 
solved the problem.

As far as the crown molding is concerned, it a basically an reverse ogee 
molding installed on the face of the cabinet, sticks out 2" and is 2" down on 
the face of the cabinet, sort of like this |/.
      |
And in reality the head would be almost 6' above the top of the cabinet in this 
scenario. Viking makes a Residential sprinkler that works well for spraying 
down the slope, which is what this installation would require.
http://www.vikingcorp.com/vk486-residential-horizontal-sidewall-sprinkler-k40



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Semantics..... :)

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Yes, but that is considered flat for NFPA purposes so there is no up or down 
slope in a "flat" ceiling :-)

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On 3/7/2017 9:19 AM, Brian Harris wrote:
If memory serves me correctly you can slope uphill if the pitch does not exceed 
2:12

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I always thought it was cross slope and down, but never up.  Has that changed?

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On 3/7/2017 9:17 AM, Steve Leyton wrote:
I didn't get that impression at all, so perhaps it's still a little too 
obscure.  Is it the intent that residential sidewalls can be arranged so they 
discharge cross-slope and up-slope?  I don't think so ...

SML



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Steve,

I got the impression NFPA13d 2016 8.1.1 was meant to deal with both pendant and 
sidewall sprinklers. The picture shows only pendants, but it is in a section 
separate from the pendant/sidewall positioning sections. Section 10.2 also 
makes several references to general and sidewall spacing under slopes.

Also - the tyco listings previously had multiple diagrams showing how to 
position residential sidewalls under sloped ceilings. Those were removed after 
the 13R/D code language was changed to the generalized description of heads 
under slopes.

Matt

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Sloped ceiling?   Can a sidewall be oriented so it discharges down-slope?

You comment sent me scurrying to our tech data library and also to NFPA 13D and 
13.  Both standards are mute regarding the positioning of residential 
horizontal sidewall sprinklers on/under sloped ceilings.   Viking tech data 
sheets say to refer to the appropriate standard.  Tyco says their RHSW 
sprinklers can be used under sloped ceilings but no specific positioning 
criteria is offered.   If we use the spray sprinkler criteria, the sprinklers 
have to be oriented so they are placed at the peak of a sloped ceiling and 
spray downward.

Am I missing something somewhere regarding RHSW sprinklers and sloped ceilings?

Steve L.

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This a sloped ceiling area, with the ceiling being attached directly to the 
underside of the joists. No space to run pendants in a conditioned area.

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Pendant sprinkler?

Matt


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NFPA 13D, 2017 (the edition currently in force in PA) 8.2.5.6.3 Where sidewall 
sprinklers are more than 3 ft. above the top of cabinets, the sprinkler shall 
be permitted to be installed on the wall above the cabinets where the cabinets 
are no greater than 12 in. from the wall.

We have a case that meets all of the above criteria except for a 2" wide crown 
molding around the top of the cabinets, so the overall width is 14" around the 
top of the cabinet. Obvious solution is put the sprinkler on the other end of 
the room, however that wall is a rated wall with a un-conditioned space on the 
other side.
Any sugestions?


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