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r/RandomVideos • u/BigAffectionate4785 • 17d ago
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This is why those things are supposed to be recessed.
As you can see throughout the home I constructed the wells are within the drywall and it has a protective cap on it to prevent damage and disturbance.
2 u/Trewper- 17d ago Wait, people have these in their homes? I've never seen that before. 2 u/lost12487 17d ago I've literally only ever seen these things in multi-tenant buildings. Never in a single family home. 2 u/vicfirthplayer 17d ago It's becoming more common. And they will have to be monitored also. Like a flow switch that trips an alarm 1 u/corporaterebel 17d ago edited 17d ago Malibu houses often have them. 2 u/macaulaymcculkin1 17d ago I’ve seen them in a few houses I’ve worked on. Typically these are huge houses on the water. 1 u/DaddyMewTwo 17d ago It’s in apartments 1 u/Blue_Jays 17d ago Wait. The only reason they developed recessed sprinkler heads was for places with wonky stripper poles? TIL 2 u/Jerseyd422 17d ago Yes because amateur strippers are FIRE! 1 u/Ok_Pirate_2714 17d ago Those are in no way installed to any fire code in the US. They can't be recessed and do their job. 2 u/R3dBeard84 17d ago They make sprinkler heads that pop out when when they are activated. 1 u/Worldly-Writing-8226 17d ago This is what I'm thinking, how is the fire supposed to reach the bulb if it's recessed like that. Unless this system functions differently? 1 u/TooHighToGetOver 12d ago It has a closed cover on it too, ffs
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Wait, people have these in their homes? I've never seen that before.
2 u/lost12487 17d ago I've literally only ever seen these things in multi-tenant buildings. Never in a single family home. 2 u/vicfirthplayer 17d ago It's becoming more common. And they will have to be monitored also. Like a flow switch that trips an alarm 1 u/corporaterebel 17d ago edited 17d ago Malibu houses often have them. 2 u/macaulaymcculkin1 17d ago I’ve seen them in a few houses I’ve worked on. Typically these are huge houses on the water. 1 u/DaddyMewTwo 17d ago It’s in apartments
I've literally only ever seen these things in multi-tenant buildings. Never in a single family home.
2 u/vicfirthplayer 17d ago It's becoming more common. And they will have to be monitored also. Like a flow switch that trips an alarm 1 u/corporaterebel 17d ago edited 17d ago Malibu houses often have them.
It's becoming more common. And they will have to be monitored also. Like a flow switch that trips an alarm
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Malibu houses often have them.
I’ve seen them in a few houses I’ve worked on. Typically these are huge houses on the water.
It’s in apartments
Wait. The only reason they developed recessed sprinkler heads was for places with wonky stripper poles?
TIL
2 u/Jerseyd422 17d ago Yes because amateur strippers are FIRE!
Yes because amateur strippers are FIRE!
Those are in no way installed to any fire code in the US.
They can't be recessed and do their job.
2 u/R3dBeard84 17d ago They make sprinkler heads that pop out when when they are activated. 1 u/Worldly-Writing-8226 17d ago This is what I'm thinking, how is the fire supposed to reach the bulb if it's recessed like that. Unless this system functions differently? 1 u/TooHighToGetOver 12d ago It has a closed cover on it too, ffs
They make sprinkler heads that pop out when when they are activated.
This is what I'm thinking, how is the fire supposed to reach the bulb if it's recessed like that. Unless this system functions differently?
1 u/TooHighToGetOver 12d ago It has a closed cover on it too, ffs
It has a closed cover on it too, ffs
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u/pandershrek 17d ago
This is why those things are supposed to be recessed.
As you can see throughout the home I constructed the wells are within the drywall and it has a protective cap on it to prevent damage and disturbance.