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Multipurpose Plumbing-Fire Sprinkler Systems Help California Meet New Fire Safety Regs – Article by Buildingonline.com

Posted by AmberPM on April 13, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Imagine the public outcry if an airplane crashed every month. Month after month, crash after crash, thousands of Americans dying from a preventable incident seems unimaginable. However, a similar scenario is being played out today in homes across America, where residential fires kill upward of 2,500 people each year. In 2009, California home fires killed … Continue reading →

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