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Isaac Zachary
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Originally Posted by redpoint5 View Post
The rooftop sprinkler would extinguish any flame that came to rest on any surface, except interior ones. That is probably the main flaw, but preventing all shrubbery and bark dust from igniting is not nothing.
I'm pretty sure that's not the main way fires start in homes. If it's an external fire, it's usually flames up against the house. Some flames can travel quite a distance (from house to house in the suburbs for an example) if there's enough wind. One main place they come into the house is through a window, hence why I suggested exterior shutters that have a fire blocking material in my "dream house." But, keeping fires off the roof is one more part of the puzzle that does need to be addressed.
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