Full Domestic Sprinkler Systems with a water pump and storage tank configuration

Where the mains water pressure is either low or erratic for example in areas of low rainfall. Water storage maybe necessary as well as the pump to ensure the sprinklers are fed water at a sustained rate.

The option of a storage tank is usually normally required as a result of a specification given by the Building Control Officer (BCO) or planning department. For clarification please contact our engineers.

An example of our work is available in domestic sprinkler case studies.

Water tank location in the property will be decided as part of the  design. This is supplied in the form a CAD drawing so that approval from the BCO can be gained. 

Nationwide Fire Sprinklers CAD design will lay out the modifications required if any and approve the changes with the BCO before work starts to avoid costly mistakes and delays.

This form of design also allows any other modification to a properties existing water system to be considered to minimise disruption.