Commercial Installations

Peace of mind for you and your business.

Installing a fire protection service in the form of a sprinkler or dry riser system in your business will give you the peace of mind that any fire is put out quickly, damage is reduced and you can get back to work in a much quicker time.

• Shop - Sprinkler or dry riser system installation in your retail area will give your customers assurance that the place is safe. And it will give your assurance that you can get back to trading as quickly as possible in the event of a fire.
• Hospitality - Installing a sprinkler or dry riser system in your bar, restaurant or hotel accommodation will minimise damage and allow you to get back to what you do best.
• Office - Sprinkler or dry riser system installation in your office space area will give your staff assurance the peace of mind that they are working in a safe environment. Minimising any fire damage will allow you to continue to trade in the quickest possible time.

All commercial sprinkler systems are to be designed, installed and maintained to the current BS12845 and the commercial sprinkler system is the most commonly used system in the UK. In fact sprinkler systems have been around since 1872. Sprinkler systems are formed of 3 basic requirements.

Sprinkler systems have had proven track record for over 140 years with a 99 % success rate in controlling fires. Along with a reduction of fire related death in a buildings with sprinkler systems by 80%.

Commercial sprinkler systems are vital in the protection and welling being of anyone in a commercial setting. Also due to new regulations with building control, fire officers and insurers. All must comply in order to achieve compliance.

A sprinkler system comprises of three main components:

• A water supply, which may be the town mains in the street (if adequate in capability); a sectional water tank and pump set or similar self-contained water source.
• A means of controlling the supply of water into the sprinkler system, usually through sets of valves, a network of pipes and individual zones.
• An array of sprinkler heads strategically placed throughout the protected area to the requirements of the relevant standard.