Home fire sprinkler head

CPVC, Copper, Steel, and PEX: Trends in Home Fire Sprinkler Systems

Fire sprinkler installers looking to compete in the home fire sprinkler market have a wide variety of piping materials at their disposal. QRFS estimates the prevalence of piping materials, including PEX and CPVC fire sprinkler pipe, and explains how some factors—namely, cost—have left copper and steel with a much smaller role.

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Fire sprinkler head types

Fire Sprinkler Head Types: Pendents, Uprights, Sidewalls, and Concealed

Fire sprinklers come in various orientations and types, and each sprinkler is designed to meet a specific safety, performance, and aesthetic need. Read this ultimate guide to how fire sprinklers work and the wide range of models that are available, including pendent, sidewall, recessed, upright, and concealed sprinklers.

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Old Fire Sprinkler

Which Fire Sprinkler Do I Have? And How Do I Replace It?

Fire sprinkler identification numbers have made identifying and replacing fire sprinklers easier, but a confusing variety of old sprinklers remain in service. QRFS explains how to determine which fire sprinkler you have, plus replace one that isn’t commercially available.

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