
Escutcheons are essential for maintaining a polished, professional look while providing a functional cover for gaps around fire sprinkler heads in finished walls and ceilings. And fire sprinkler split ring escutcheons, which QRFS offers in multiple finishes and sizes, have a two-piece design that enables easy replacement or installation without draining a fire sprinkler system.
The inner ring or cup of most escutcheons installs around and is held in place by an installed sprinkler head that is tightened into its fitting. But retrofit split-ring escutcheons—sometimes called “split escutcheon rings” or “split cups”—are two-piece, adjustable escutcheons that snap together at the base of a fire sprinkler.
Made from durable steel, these products allow building owners and contractors to replace missing or damaged escutcheons without removing the sprinkler head first—which means without having to drain the system.
Whether you’re working on a commercial retrofit project or routine fire protection maintenance, these escutcheons deliver both convenience and reliability.
Shop QRFS for our wide selection of adjustable escutcheons and other fire sprinkler accessories to keep your system code-compliant and looking professional:
Are split retrofit escutcheons available in different finishes?
Yes, though the selection isn’t quite as wide as other escutcheon types. Split retrofit escutcheons are available in chrome, white, and brass finishes to help match existing sprinkler and ceiling aesthetics.
Do split retrofit escutcheons require special tools to install?
No. Most split-ring escutcheons are designed for quick installation without specialized tools. Depending on the model, installers may simply snap the escutcheon into place.
Are split retrofit escutcheons intended for new sprinkler installations?
They can work for new sprinkler installations, as long as a sprinkler isn’t recessed or a flush-style sprinkler, both of which require a listed escutcheon. That said, split retrofit escutcheons are primarily used to replace escutcheons without having to remove the sprinkler, which would be difficult and expensive.