Sprinkler Arm Over in Revit (Return Bend) Tutorial

[@andreaguadarrama9969]

Wow! I never thought about it. More important than it seems. Thank you

[@ananole]

I agree. I never though something so small could make such a difference.

[@bimitup]

It is. I'm glad it was useful.

[@ananole]

Very useful. Thanks!

[@bimitup]

I'm glad you found it useful

[@beatrizsilvaprieto]

very important and useful info, thanks Alex

[@bimitup]

It is. Simple, but critical =)

[@engineersacademy4137]

❤ Great content

[@bimitup]

Thank you! Stay alert for more new videos =)

[@8acoach]

Very usefull, thanks

[@bimitup]

You are welcome 8a

[@larry6510]

Good video,,,,, !!!!

[@bimitup]

I'm glad you liked it Larry. Simple, but important! =)
Stay tuned for new sprinkler videos coming up next weekend.

[@BUBBLEGUMVID]

very useful..

[@bimitup]

Glad to hear that

[@eddejesus4848]

Hi Alex, Awsome video! Love your content. Just wanted to say that its pronounced sprinKler not sprinkTer lol 😂 😂

[@bimitup]

lol... which minute? =)
I'll put some music over it haha

[@JohnWick-nd9bt]

The question I have if you go under duct work does the upright head follow the pipe or does it follow the upright head above?

[@bimitup]

Hi John. If I understand your question correctly...
you have to provide sprinklers under any obstruction over 4' in width (like some ducts). I typically provide the sprinklers midways duct width.
Also keep in mind that you might need to sprinkler under ducts that fall under "obstruction" per NFPA 13 requirements, even if they are less than 4' in width

[@BUBBLEGUMVID]

May I know where I can download victualic fitting in one library not in BIM object.

[@bimitup]

Go to the Victaulic website
www.victaulic.com/resource-software/
Grinnell also has good stuff. Good luck.
Make sure you sign up to receive invites to webinars =)

[@rafiuoloruntele5666]

@@bimitup What about Tyco Sprinklers?

[@bimitup]

@@rafiuoloruntele5666 I use them a lot. Those are very good too.