UV + Fire Rated
UV + Fire Retardant Living Wall
Living wall panels with UV protection and fire-retardant treatment for projects that need both features.
- Mixed foliage with varied leaf sizes and tones
- UV-stabilized for daylight and sun exposure
- NFPA 701 Method 2 tested, documentation on request
- Satisfies UV and fire specs on one panel
- Naturally grown, non-repeating look
- Mounts to flat substrate or batten frame
- Built for sun-exposed spaces under fire review
- No watering, trimming, or fertilizing
The UV + Fire Retardant Living Wall is the panel for projects that cannot compromise on either front. It pairs a mixed-foliage living-wall face, varied leaf shapes and green tones for a naturally grown look, with two specs at once: UV stabilization for daylight and sun exposure, plus fire documentation for interiors under review.
That dual build is the whole reason it exists. Most walls force a trade, a UV panel for a bright courtyard, a fire-documented panel for a commercial interior. This one answers both, so a sun-raked hotel atrium that also needs a fire submittal does not have to pick which requirement to satisfy.
On the fire side it is NFPA 701 Method 2 tested, with documentation available on request to support a submittal. That documentation supports a review; it does not guarantee approval, the authority having jurisdiction makes that call for the exact product in your space.
Mount to a flat substrate or batten frame using zip-ties to a wire grid, staples into timber, or panel adhesive through the backing. Dry-lay first and rotate panels so leaf shapes and tones scatter rather than repeat, then marry the foliage across each seam by hand. The fire documentation covers the panel itself, the mounting method, substrate, frame, and surrounding materials may need separate review.
For California installs, Califauxscapes (CSLB #955154) handles framing and finishing; outside California the panels ship for your crew, and you keep the documentation on file for the reviewer.
- Sun-exposed commercial interiors
- Glazed hotel atriums and lobbies
- Daylit restaurants with fire specs
- Covered patios under fire review
- Retail interiors with strong daylight
- Hospitality feature walls
- Mixed indoor-outdoor transition zones
- Projects needing UV and fire together
Choose this dual-spec panel over picking a single attribute, a UV-only mat or a fire-only mat, when the project genuinely needs both: a sun-exposed location that also sits under fire review, such as a bright hotel atrium or a glazed restaurant interior. It removes the trade-off of committing to one requirement at the expense of the other.
If a wall only faces one demand, sun exposure with no fire submittal, or a shaded interior that only needs fire documentation, a single-attribute mat is the simpler, more direct spec. Reach for this panel specifically when both boxes must be checked at once.
Why choose this over a UV-only or fire-only panel?
Because it answers both requirements at once. A UV-only mat suits sun but carries no fire documentation; a fire-only mat suits interiors but is not built for daylight. This panel is UV-stabilized and NFPA 701 Method 2 tested, so a sun-exposed wall under fire review need not compromise.
Does the fire documentation guarantee the wall will pass?
No. NFPA 701 Method 2 documentation records the panel's performance under specified test conditions and supports a submittal. The fire marshal or other authority having jurisdiction decides whether the exact product is acceptable, and the full assembly may need separate review.
How does it install and what care does it need?
Mount it to a flat substrate or batten frame with zip-ties, staples, or adhesive through the backing, shuffling panels so tones scatter. Care is minimal, no watering, trimming, or fertilizing, and an occasional rinse keeps the mixed foliage looking fresh.
One panel, both requirements
Send your dimensions, the sun exposure and fire requirement, and your location so we can quote the UV and fire-retardant living wall with its documentation.
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