Happy Tree (2 Pack) White Fire Sprinkler Head Guard Cover Cage Protector for Both 1/2" & 3/4" Fire Head for Protecting Side Wall & Pendent Head Fire Sprinkler Covers for Ceiling

You can have a mess if someone accidentally hits a ceiling water sprinkler. But these cages protect the sprinkler. I don’t cover all my household sprinklers but just the ones that could accidentally be hit - like in the master closet near shelves. Easy to install. Blends into the ceiling, depending on color.

The item was perfect for what I needed. I was afraid of hitting my sprinkler in my closet- and this fixed that concern for me. I wish it would have came in a one-pack because I only needed one, but the price was not too bad for the peace of mind.

My daughter recently moved into a brand new home that included a residential fire suppression system that has sprinklers in the ceilings of every room. Her 5 year old and 3 year old love going to water, having water balloon fights, and playing under the lawn sprinkler. They're very curious about this feature of their new home and asked numerous questions about the sprinkler while "helping" me assemble their new bunk bed which placed one sprinkler head well within arm's reach when standing on the top of the ladder. Questions like, "What happens if someone ACCIDENTALLY touches that little red tube in the sprinkler there? ... ACCIDENTALLY I mean!"I explained to the kids that while the sprinkler would extinguish any fire and keep them safe it would also destroy all of their toys, all of the Pokemon and Dinosaur decals on their new walls, their new bunk bed, and all of their clothes. Their wide eyes and nodding heads confirmed that they understood what I was saying but after a few minutes of thought came the follow-up question, "But what if someone touches it by ACCIDENT?"So I didn't put the mattress on the top bunk that day and was literally not able to sleep that night. I drew up an emergency procedure for my daughter and made sure she knew where the system's shut off valve was located - 4 stories below that bedroom in the utility closet in the garage!. As I thought about the amount of water that would be discharged by the time she learned of the ACCIDENT, made her way to the garage to shut off the water, and the residual 150lbs of pressure bled through the single sprinkler head ACCIDENTALLY activated I recalled a Shark Tank episode where a firefighter pitched a modified set of vice grips designed specifically to stop the water from a single sprinkler head. I found and purchased that QUICKSTOP QCOM and during that search discovered these Happy Tree Guard covers and purchased them as well - both with next-day shipping!As soon as these Guards were delivered I was back on the ladder installing them on both sprinkler heads in that bedroom. They went on super easy and look fantastic. While they don't 100% prevent from that ACCIDENT happening they 1) make the sprinkler head much less obvious (tempting) and 2) make it a little more difficult for someone to create that "accident". The QUICKSTOP is also now strategically hidden in the room and the first step in the emergency response procedure.The mattress is now on the top bunk and at the risk of jinxing things I'm happy to say that I'm sleeping well.

Protects the fire sprinkler in the closet from being damaged and turning on. A costly repair.

Work very well and cover all the important parts. Put in closets laundry and garage.

Used these in my garage to help protect the exposed sprinkler heads above my ceiling mounted storage shelves

This is amazing product if you play with balls a lot. I have installed 4 of them to protect the fire sprinkler from baseball and cricket balls whenever i play with my kids inside.

Dry wall anchors provided didn't work/hold to ceiling. Used others I had. Otherwise was easy to install and gives peace of mind