Fire-rated living wall installed in a hotel lobby
DOC.01 — AHJ SUPPORT

The Fire Documentation Pack

Everything your fire marshal, landlord, or insurer asks for when artificial greenery goes into a reviewed space — three documents from a real assembly-level NFPA 701 Method 2 test, emailed to you within one business day.

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DOC.02 — WHAT'S INSIDE

Three documents, one review-ready package

01

NFPA 701 Method 2 Test Documentation

Assembly-level flame propagation test documentation from an independent lab — substrate, foliage, and mounting hardware tested as one system.

02

Product Specification Sheets

Materials, dimensions, panel weights, and mounting details — the technical answers a reviewer or specifier needs on paper.

03

Compliance Summary for Review

A plain-language summary of what was tested and to which standard, written to hand directly to your AHJ, venue, or insurer.

Documentation applies to applicable fire-rated product configurations. It supports the review process; final approval always rests with your venue, landlord, insurer, or Authority Having Jurisdiction.

DOC.03 — WHO USES IT

Built for the people who sign off

Fire Marshals & AHJs Architects & Specifiers Venue & Property Managers Landlords & Insurers
DOC.04 — GET THE PACK

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Tell us where to send it. We email the documentation within one business day.

DOC.05 — FAQ

Documentation questions

What exactly is in the fire documentation pack?

Three documents produced from assembly-level testing: the NFPA 701 Method 2 test documentation, product specification sheets covering materials, dimensions, and mounting, and a compliance summary written for AHJ and venue review.

Is the NFPA 701 testing component-level or assembly-level?

Assembly-level. The substrate, foliage, and mounting hardware are tested together as a complete system, so the report your reviewer reads describes the same product that goes on the wall.

Will this documentation guarantee approval by my fire marshal?

No. Fire documentation supports the review process; final sign-off is always determined by the venue, landlord, insurer, or Authority Having Jurisdiction. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and venue type.

Specifying a fire-rated wall?

See the assembly-tested system the documentation describes, or go straight to a quote.

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