BlazeMaster® Fire Protection Systems are delighted to launch the 2018 Cost-saving report, which will give specifiers and installers an insight into the short and long term savings made by selecting a BlazeMaster CPVC fire sprinkler system.
With 2018 set to be a year heavily focused on health and safety across all building types, fire sprinkler specifiers and installers will eventually approach an important question: CPVC or steel for fire sprinkler systems?
By downloading the cost saving report, you will get an insight into previous installations, learning how previous installers have saved money with:
- Quicker installation times
- Material that is more adaptable to change
- Reduced labour and equipment costs
- Long-term maintenance savings
The report includes case studies from tower blocks, universities and hospitals that have saved on costs when choosing a CPVC fire sprinkler system over steel. CPVC systems save money both during initial installation and for years to come.
Cost savings with the BlazeMaster team
The report has been compiled by the BlazeMaster Fire Protection team, the pioneers behind the CPVC fire sprinkler system, with over 30 years of experience in the fire protection industry.
On the launch of the cost-saving report, Will Robinson, Market Development Manager in the UK and Europe for BlazeMaster Fire Protection Systems, said: “We are pleased to launch this cost-saving report, which can advise future installers on the possible savings found by choosing a CPVC system over steel, with evidence from previous installations.”
“Installers can not only save time during installation, up to 30% in some cases, but a CPVC fire sprinkler system has long-lasting corrosion benefits that means lives can stay protected for longer.”
“We hope that this report will serve as one of many of our resources to help educate the market on the many advantages of a CPVC fire sprinkler system, to ensure the protection of lives and property across the UK and Europe.”