BlazeMaster® Fire Protection Systems is pleased to launch their essential Guide To CPVC Fire Sprinklers, helping specifiers and installers in the fire protection industry understand the benefits that CPVC can provide, compared to traditional steel solutions.
Reduced costs, quicker installations and environmental and corrosion benefits have helped CPVC rival steel for use on residential projects. This guide, which is available as a free download, will give you insight into how these fire protection systems can help your company to grow and offer your clients an alternative to steel.
The guide addresses topics such as:
- How you can save time and money with CPVC
- The history of CPVC over 30 years of R&D
- The best projects to use CPVC on
- UK certifications and approvals
The guide also includes a case study of BlazeMaster Fire Protection Systems being installed in a UK school. The £18 million expansion project in Hampshire required a fire protection system that was both affordable and flexible.
The BlazeMaster Fire Protection team
The guide has been written by the BlazeMaster Fire Protection team, who invented the first CPVC Fire Protection System, and have over 30 years’ experience in the fire protection industry.
Speaking on the launch of the guide, Will Robinson, BlazeMaster Fire Protection Systems’ Market Development Manager - UK and Europe, said: “While steel has been traditionally used for fire sprinkler systems, it isn’t always the best option. CPVC has been proven to not only reduce installation costs and time, but also outperform steel in environmental and corrosion experiments too.”
“This guide has been created to give the UK and European fire protection market the facts on CPVC fire sprinkler systems, and how they can provide benefits to building owners, specifiers, installers and end-users.”
Not all orange piping is branded BlazeMaster Fire Protection Systems. Find out why by downloading your Guide to CPVC Fire Sprinklers today.