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Fire regs for loft conversion? Mist system - any experiences?

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pomegranate15 · 19/05/2015 11:49

Hello all, we've just had our loft converted and, due to the open plan living / dining room downstairs, we've been told that we need to install a mist system (like a sprinkler system) to comply with building/fire regs.

In all it's going to cost us £3k so we're not at all happy. And I can't find anything online about it, except from the companies who manufacture and install them.

Does anyone have any similar experience or knowledge they can share? I wonder whether putting up a fight is pointless...

Thanks so much!

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iMistFire · 10/09/2019 21:17

Flouncy....not sure what you mean about Zombie ???

Drop me a message and we can get a quote sorted for you.

Email address above

iMistFire · 10/09/2019 21:20

Faithfulspies...

From previous experience with Building Control you won't need the curtain with the fire suppression.

Send me an email and we'll look after after you.

Eddie

taniaKo · 30/03/2020 12:30

We had the exact same experience with thos PUCK devices. Amost flodded our flat.

@Linda33kent , could you please let me know what you did in the end ?

Did you go with plumis ?

PianoThirty · 25/08/2020 15:29

We had an Automist system installed last year as part of a loft conversion. On top of the installation cost, you'll also pay £240 once a year for a technician to come round and check that it's still working. Assuming you plan to live in the house for another ten years, that adds up to £2,400. Taking that into account, other options might be cheaper.

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