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nfpa 13, nfpa 13r, & nfpa 13d Unlike NFPA 13, NFPA 13R works to make the installation of the sprinkler system more affordable and accessible for residential occupancies by targeting the areas of highest fire risk to life safety with sprinkler systems.
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THE 2018 IBC SPRINKLER CHEATSHEET
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