§ Type 05 — Application
Estates
Estate-wide wildfire protection for multiple homes using modular roof and perimeter systems.
§ Overview
Multi-structure configuration — EST
Estate-wide wildfire protection for multiple homes using modular roof and perimeter systems.
Estate-wide configuration coordinating several ridge and wall runs across multiple buildings on a shared reserve and pump set.
Use the Rainmaker System Designer to configure the modular platform to your architecture, water source and roofline — the calculator returns module count, layout and pricing in under two minutes.
§ Intended applications
Specified for these environments.
- Residential estates and secure lifestyle developments
- Wine and country estates with multiple structures
- Clusters of homes, cottages and shared amenity buildings
- Estate boundary walls and interface edges
- Common water reserve and pump-room installations
§ Engineering specifications
Specified for estates conditions.
Only the data relevant to this configuration is listed. Quantities and total flow are confirmed for your property in the Preliminary Protection Design Report.
System configuration
- Module length
- 6 m (standard across all structures)
- Flexible sprinkler heads per module
- 2
- Structure grouping
- Each building or wall run is a separate zone
- Activation
- Per-structure manual valves plus estate header valve
Mounting & installation
- Mounting position
- Roof ridges and boundary walls per structure
- Bracket
- UV-stabilised PVC ridge and wall brackets
- Phasing
- Structures may be commissioned in phases
- Installation route
- Estate-appointed plumber or contractor
Coverage
- Spray radius (per sprinkler head)
- 12 metres
- Coverage strategy
- Continuous overlap within each structure's run
- Interface priority
- Boundary structures activated first on approach
Water supply & flow requirements
- Minimum operating pressure
- 2 bar at each structure inlet
- Typical source
- Estate reserve, borehole or municipal bulk supply
- Pump set
- Sized on the largest simultaneous group, not the whole estate
- Reserve planning
- Reserve volume set by intended run duration
§ Engineering notes
Why this configuration is built the way it is.
- Estates are engineered as groups of independent runs so the reserve is never committed to every structure at once.
- A single standard module across the estate keeps spares and maintenance uniform for the managing agent.