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Efficient sprinkler system blends into Canadian hospital’s lobby design

April 3, 2012

At Credit Valley Hospital in Mississauga, Ont., a strong fire suppression system was needed to support the hospital's 3,000-sf lobby, which featured numerous arched wooden beams sweeping across the ceiling. The system was also required to aesthetically blend in, as the wood-heavy lobby was designed to create a restful and healing ambiance for patients. Marioff's HI-FOG water mist system was selected and integrated into light fixtures, with small stainless steel tubes adapted into the beams. HI-FOG uses 70-90% less water than traditional sprinklers, which means less water damage and faster cleanup in case of an activation. BD+C

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