ESFR Sprinkler Obstruction Rules — NFPA 13 (2019)

By SynQ — fire protection engineers, Montreal, Quebec

Foreword

This guideline is designed to help our construction partners locate their equipment in a way that will not impair the operation of the ESFR sprinkler system.

Disclaimer:

This guide is an overview document aimed at providing the reader with an understanding of the general principles applicable to the subjects listed in the content section below. None of the information provided in this guide is to be seen as a professional advice. Project specific guidelines and specifications must be established by licensed professionals, based on the process and equipment specificities and manufacturers' requirements. The manufacturer's guideline provided in the shop drawings, specifications and manuals always take precedence on the information provided here. SynQ Consulting will not accept any claim of responsibility and will not be held responsible for personal damages and/or material damages and/or liquidated damages and/or any other kind of damage resulting from the use of this guidelines. The reader acknowledges that decisions taken based on the information contained in this guideline remain his/her entire responsibility. The reader recognizes that all specifications, procedures, and activities must meet applicable local laws and codes, the manufacturers' recommendations and be approved by a licensed professional.

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1. ESFR sprinklers obstructions rules - NFPA 13 (2019 edition)

ESFR sprinklers obstructions rules - NFPA 13 (2019 edition)

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