Cannon Fire Protection

Turnkey suppression house covering Ansul kitchen, gaseous and riser work.

Contractor Est. 1987 2 offices
About

Designs, installs and maintains Ansul R-102 kitchen suppression, aerosol, inert and synthetic gaseous systems, water mist, sprinklers, deluge, pre-action and dry and wet risers, as a UK Authorised Distributor for Ansul R-102. Cannon and its parent Asset Protection Group publish BAFE SP206 and BAFE SP203-3 registration alongside LPCB and FIRAS certification.

Sectors & projects
  • Residential & high-rise
  • Retail
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Public & civic
  • Heritage
  • Transport
  • Industrial & logistics
  • Energy & utilities
  • Data centres
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Mixed-use
  • Residential & high-rise

    Exchange Square

    Birmingham · 2023

    Installed residential sprinkler system to apartments, corridors and communal areas of 34-storey tower

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  • Residential & high-rise

    Drake House

    Brentwood · 2024

    Retrofit residential sprinkler system, dedicated pump and tank, fire stopping of pipework penetrations

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  • Residential & high-rise

    Mount Pleasant

    London

    Residential sprinkler system to apartments plus commercial sprinkler system to car park

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  • Residential & high-rise

    Clive Booth Student Village

    Oxford

    Installed residential sprinkler system and multiple dry riser systems

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  • Mixed-use

    Bermondsey (Buildings D&E)

    London

    Residential and commercial sprinklers plus wet and dry risers under IFC accreditation

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  • Residential & high-rise

    Gough Street

    Birmingham

    Design, install and commissioning of commercial and residential sprinklers and wet and dry risers

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Projects as published on Cannon Fire Protection's own website.

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