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Does anyone else know of other one-piece stainless steel risers besides those made by AMES?
At my company we seem to be experiencing issues with some that are not made in America. Besides AMES, I'm not sure who else makes them. For the sprinkler installers out there, do you prefer installing these components rather than a traditional riser stub out from the ground into the building? Posted anonymously for discussion. Discuss This | Submit Your Question | Subscribe
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Tommy
9/11/2019 10:24:09 am
Watts does, but thats the same as Ames.
Leroy Howell
9/11/2019 10:26:15 am
We use Ames exclusively, unless the particular situation requires we build a stub out. I can think of only one occasion where we encountered an issue with an Ames IBR.
Rick Rantamaki
9/11/2019 11:51:22 am
For in-building risers we list: Ames Fire and Waterworks Series IBR, or a Watts Series TR, or a Zurn Model WBR.
Mike
9/11/2019 12:53:45 pm
What are the "issues"? My guess is that you need Made in America for government projects.
Doug
9/11/2019 03:07:59 pm
As a fitter, an IBR is much easier. A traditional stub out generally requires making up at least 1 MJ gland where as, the IBR doesnt.
Leroy Howell
9/11/2019 03:36:39 pm
The IBR is pretested, so normally, as long as the gasket isn't compromised when connecting the supply, you should be good to go.
Daniel
9/12/2019 10:50:47 am
Yup Mike, you guessed it. Thanks for the feedback everyone.
James
8/4/2021 02:37:16 pm
EGW Water & Plumbing sell them through Core and Main, and other municipal suppliers Leave a Reply. |
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