Restaurant Fire Sprinkler Design
Toronto, ON
18 min ago
Fire sprinkler system design for a restaurant renovation, including coordinated sprinkler drawings and hydraulic design requirements.
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Fire sprinkler system design for a restaurant renovation, including coordinated sprinkler drawings and hydraulic design requirements.
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Projects can include commercial renovations, restaurants, offices, warehouses, residential and multi-unit buildings, retrofits and tenant improvements.
Scope can include sprinkler layouts, design drawings, hydraulic calculations, wet or dry system design, BIM coordination, site reviews and drawing revisions.
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