The Fire Documentation Pack
Everything your fire marshal, landlord, or insurer asks for when artificial greenery goes into a reviewed space — NFPA 701 Method 2 test documentation for applicable configurations, spec sheets, and a plain-language summary, with timing confirmed for the project.
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Tell us where to send it. We confirm which documentation applies to your product, with timing confirmed for the project.
Three documents, one review-ready package
NFPA 701 Method 2 Test Documentation
NFPA 701 Method 2 flame propagation test documentation from an independent lab, matched to applicable configurations of the product you are specifying.
Product Specification Sheets
Materials and mounting details for the specified product — the technical answers a reviewer or specifier needs on paper.
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.
Built for the people who sign off
Documentation questions
What exactly is in the fire documentation pack?
Three documents: NFPA 701 Method 2 test documentation for applicable configurations, product specification sheets covering materials and mounting, and a plain-language compliance summary written for AHJ and venue review.
Which products does the documentation cover?
Documentation is matched to applicable configurations of the exact product you are specifying. It does not cover every product or configuration, so ask before ordering and we will confirm what applies to your project.
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 living wall system the documentation covers, or go straight to a quote.