I'm pretty much on par with what Travis does. Things like linear diffusers can 
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> If ceiling sprinklers only, I typically shoot for 8-10” above ceiling.    
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> From:   Sprinklerforum 
> [mailto:[email protected]]  On Behalf Of  Joseph 
> Meyer
>   Sent:  Monday, June 26, 2017 8:35 AM
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> What is your preferred (ideal) height to run sprinkler pipe above suspended 
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>  Is your preference to run as low as possible above the depth of the lights 
> to save on pipe, to run a fixed height above the ceiling (ie: 8", 12", 14") 
> to simplify cut lengths, just run anywhere in between the lights and 
> ductwork, or something else? I've heard a few different approaches to this 
> question and was curious what considerations our experts here make when 
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