Finding and buying the correct fire sprinkler heads, escutcheons, covers, and wrenches can take a little research. Learn how QRFS’s Quick Finder makes it simple!
Many fire sprinkler escutcheons provide some leeway. Learn about fire sprinkler escutcheon adjustment types and which one you need.
When and why do you have to replace missing fire sprinkler escutcheons? QRFS explains the rules and reasons, examining the potential impacts on spray patterns and activation.
Fire sprinkler trim rings help cover holes that are too big for escutcheons or covers. Learn about metal & Kydex options for oversized wall and ceiling sprinkler penetrations.
Tyco made slight changes to its TY-B & TY-FRB Series in the past decade. Here’s how to choose the right sprinklers & compatible escutcheons!
Finding the correct replacement fire sprinkler escutcheons can seem challenging, but read this post to simplify the process.
Recessed sprinklers stay in sight. Cover plates hide concealed sprinklers. But learn why there’s more to these types sprinklers than meets the eye.
Choosing fire sprinklers shouldn’t be difficult. Learn about the broad selection of Tyco sprinkler heads for any application.
Victaulic’s straightforward selection of fire sprinkler escutcheons makes it easy for consumers to find a compatible design and finish. Read on to learn more about Victaulic’s fire sprinkler escutcheons and parts for the Model V27, V34, and more.
Use this guide to learn how TYCO’s escutcheons provide code-compatible coverage to fire sprinklers from current and once-popular brands—like Star, Central, and Gem—and how to know when the Style 10, Style 20, or other model works with a particular head.
