Fire sprinkler systems can drastically reduce the risk of serious injury or worse in the unfortunate event of a fire. On top of this, a sprinkler system can significantly reduce the loss of items and property damage too. This is especially true in student accommodation, where there are often a lot of flammable materials and objects in close proximity to one another, and lots of distractions which increase the likelihood of a fire getting out of control.
Fire sprinkler systems can also lower insurance premiums for student accommodation owners, giving you peace of mind as well as increasing safety.
In student accommodation, sprinkler systems must adhere to ‘BS 9251’ standards, which were introduced in 2021. These British Standard guidelines state that every system must be designed, installed and maintained based on the following aspects:
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Sprinkler systems are legally required in new student accommodation buildings which are over 11 metres in height. They massively increase safety and reduce the risk of serious loss of life or damage to property.
Even in buildings where a sprinkler system is not a legal requirement, it is in your best interest to seek installation. Sprinkler systems which meet safety standards can provide you with the peace of mind that the property and those living there are much safer.
When designing sprinkler systems for student accommodation, we’d consider the unique conditions of the building, including the increased risk of fire due to student accommodation usually being densely populated buildings.
We’d also consider the increased risk in communal kitchen areas, where multiple people might be cooking at one time, and there may often be flammable packaging not properly disposed of in these areas too.
The layout of student accommodation means that private areas and communal areas need to be considered equally when installing fire safety sprinkler systems, ensuring that the whole property is covered.
Fire sprinkler systems are crucial in student accommodation for the prevention of death and/or serious injury, as well as the protection of the property too.
Students are often young adults experiencing living alone for the first time. They’re often focused on making new friends, studying and partying, which means that occasionally less care is taken to avoid potential hazards. As a result, student buildings are regarded as being at slightly higher fire risk than the average residential property. So whilst we’d recommend sprinkler systems as a good idea in almost any building, they’re that extra bit vital when it comes to students.
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At Pyrotech Sprinklers, we’re experts with over 10 years of experience when it comes to installing and maintaining sprinkler systems. Our reliable and safe solutions might be just what your student accommodation building needs.
We can work to suit your needs, provided we have full access to the areas of your building which need sprinkler installation, and we can also take care of maintenance year round.
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The main benefit of an automatic fire suppression system is that they eliminate the need for human activation. Not only does this reduce the risk to occupants' safety, but it is also ideal for extinguishing fires in remote areas.
The main benefit of an automatic fire suppression system is that they eliminate the need for human activation. Not only does this reduce the risk to occupants' safety, but it is also ideal for extinguishing fires in remote areas.
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Fire sprinkler systems are an essential safety feature in modern buildings, providing crucial protection against the devastating effects of fire. At the heart of these systems are the sprinkler heads, small nozzles strategically placed throughout a structure that are designed to automatically activate in the event of a fire.
Fire sprinkler systems are an essential safety feature in modern buildings, providing crucial protection against the devastating effects of fire. At the heart of these systems are the sprinkler heads, small nozzles strategically placed throughout a structure that are designed to automatically activate in the event of a fire.

