Fire sprinkler heads for inside the house
I think these are two new ones California now requires all houses to be sprinklered and solar welcome to the land of the free and the home of the brave
Sparky. You can’t simply put up a sprinkler head and expect it to work. There needs to be some plumbing attached. Just like there should be punctuation in your sentence. These were in the free section, but I’m kind of worried, by that part, that you might be sitting out there with a concealed carry, waiting to blow away your fellow Americans of the California persuasion. Keep your sprinklers. Get some counseling.
Is “sprinklered” a word?
Welcome To Fabulous Sparkyville 
And it’s just not true. I don’t know where this guy is, he’s not in California.
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Reasonably safe, CA doesn’t issue carry permits (except to the super rich).
House burning down in a wildfire for having a junk 13D fire sprinkler install, on the other hand . . .
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“Things found in bad car thieves’ possession,” for $200, Alex
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If memory serves, CA also requires rechcling, and the Free section of CL dies not count.
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Random spendy parts
With no real value at all
Give away right now.
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Are sprinkler heads as bad as cracked heads?
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Dammit! I hate autocorrect.
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Ok, plowed through the CA State Building Code.
NFPA 13D (residential) sprinkler systems are only required in State designated Medium or High risk areas. And only for new construction, or renovations > 40% of existing.
“Solar” is a bit more slippery. Yes, you cannot use screw base lamps in recessed ceiling fixtures unless they are CA compliant lamps (and existing fixtures are “grandfathered”).
You are required to insulate to 2015 IEEC standards for new construction.
Sheesh Spark, lay of the bud a bit.
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