Installation best practices, design considerations, safety information and more from the experts behind the most specified nonmetallic fire sprinkler system in the world.
As summer approaches and the temperatures increase, here are a few safety and performance considerations to take into account when installing your BlazeMaster fire sprinkler systems for best results.
One year ago, BlazeMaster Fire Protection Systems launched the definitive guide to CPVC fire sprinkler specification. A year on, we are extremely proud of the way the UK fire protection industry has...
Protecting buildings with world class fire sprinkler systems is more than just a layer of protection against the lifelong devastating effects of fire. It’s also an investment.
It falls to the Architect to design our future. To shape better, cleaner, safer lives for residents. As the Building Safety Bill continues to drive demand for better building and sustainability...
Since the installation of the first residential sprinkler in the UK back in the late 90s, there is one crucial role that those of us in the fire safety industry will continue to be responsible for,...
Expect more and more modular homes to be fitted with fire sprinkler systems in the future. It is no secret that modular construction has been embraced as a...
The rise of fire sprinkler system installation projects in the UK is a welcome sign that the government, property owners and residents are taking fire safety much more seriously. However, managing a...
Why is now the best time to think about upskilling installers?
Despite the delays faced by business around the world due to COVID-19, construction has fought to keep momentum. Meanwhile, Grenfell...
BlazeMaster® Fire Protection Systems believes in codes of practice. For us, it has always been important to demonstrate engineering and installation to the highest global standards and codes, as CPVC...
As legislation spells exciting new changes for residences in the UK, fresh attention has been drawn towards the corners of our communities that are not yet required to be fitted with fire sprinklers...