Easy to Retrofit Fire
Suppression System
Our high-pressure automatic fire suppression system (AFSS) has been inexpensively retrofitted in thousands of properties in the UK. The ease of installation means that it can be completed in as little as a day without major works, and making it the perfect retrofit fire suppression solution for both domestic and residential buildings.
Retrofit Fire Suppression Systems
At iMist™ Fire Suppression, we are experts in retrofitting market-leading domestic and residential water mist fire suppression systems.
Quick, Quiet Installations
The life-safety fire suppression system installation is quick, cost-effective and avoids any unnecessary disruption to residents. We can work around your schedule and busy lifestyle.
Cost-effective Solution
Labour costs are reduced thanks to the flexible high-pressure hoses used by iMist™. The solution also minimises mess and eases concern and stress as installation can be completed while occupants are present.
Protected History
The UK is filled with stunning historical (often listed) properties with original architectural features making it essential to keep up with the latest fire safety and building regulations.
Retrofit Fire Suppression Case Studies
iMist™ retrofit fire suppression systems can easily be installed in existing buildings, improving fire protection and safety in the building for all the occupants, and with much less disruption than would be caused by using a solid pipe sprinkler system.
Past examples include:
About iMist
Founded in 2015, iMist™ has developed its own range of market-leading, high-pressure water mist fire suppression systems specifically for domestic and larger residential properties. Its proprietary solutions offer several benefits over traditional fire sprinklers and low-pressure water mist products on the market, including more efficient use of water, ease of installation, free quotation services, and cost-effectiveness.
Keep up to date with the latest fire suppression news
Read more about our retrofit projects and articles below.
10/01/2020
Building Regulations 2020
22/11/2019
