NFPA 701 Fire-Rated Artificial Plants: What It Means and Who Needs It
NFPA 701 is the US flame propagation test fire marshals ask for on decorative greenery. What it tests, which projects need it, and how to check...
Read the guide →Clinics, schools and campuses use artificial green walls to bring greenery into waiting rooms, corridors, libraries and learning spaces with no soil, water, pruning or grow lighting. NFPA 701 rated options are available where the fire code calls for them, and panels clean with a dust or a damp cloth.
Standard panels cover 11 sq ft each and ship from California or Miami, typically in 1–3 business days to most of the USA.

A green wall behind the front desk or seating area.
Accent walls, hanging plants and trees in shared spaces.
Nothing to water, prune or replant, and no grow lights.
Corridors and interior rooms rarely have the light real plants need.
Public buildings often fall under fire code. Choose from our NFPA 701 rated panels and garlands, with certificates on request.








Panels for waiting rooms and corridors.
Panels and garland sets, certificates on request.
Greenery out of reach on shelves and ceilings.
Trees for receptions and atriums.
Screw and plug kits for drywall.
From $10 to check color and density.
| Panel size | 40" x 40", 11 sq ft per panel; NFPA 701 rated 35" x 35" panels cover about 8.5 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Fire rating | NFPA 701 rated panels and garlands; certificates on request |
| Fixing | Zip ties, screws or staples; screw and plug kits for drywall. Allow about 9 fixing points per panel |
| Cleaning | Dust, or wipe with a damp cloth, following your facility cleaning policy |
Wall sizes, photos, indoor or outdoor, and any fire specification.
We recommend panels and quantities and reply by email.
View sample panels under your own lighting before you commit.
Order the full quantity in one go; stock ships from California or Miami.
Send the space, size and timing. The DVG USA team will reply by email with recommended panels and a quote.
They bring greenery into waiting rooms, corridors and learning spaces with no soil, water, pruning or grow lighting.
Interiors covered by the local fire code or a project specification often require NFPA 701 for decorative materials. Our rated range includes the 35" x 35" Tropical Forest and Tropical Vibe panels, the 40" x 40" extra dense boxwood panel on a metal frame and our hanging garland bush sets. Confirm requirements with your fire marshal. See all NFPA 701 rated products.
Multiply the wall width by its height in feet and divide by 11 for 40" x 40" panels, then round up. A 12 ft x 8 ft wall is 96 sq ft, which is 9 panels.
Dust them, or wipe with a damp cloth, following your facility cleaning policy.
Yes. Panels interlock to cover tall walls; plan fixings and work at height with your installer.
NFPA 701 is the US flame propagation test fire marshals ask for on decorative greenery. What it tests, which projects need it, and how to check...
Read the guide →Windowless rooms are the easiest case for artificial greenery. The decision is species believability and scale, not light tolerance.
Read the guide →The hardest walls in a house are the tall ones. The stairwell that runs two stories. The wall above the entry. The side of a light...
Read the guide →Indoor walls need a monthly dust, outdoor walls a hose rinse every two to three months. The full schedule, safe deep-clean steps, and the products that...
Read the guide →Artificial plants are far lighter than live ones. They don't require soil or water, so hanging plants from the ceiling is a much simpler task. However,...
Read the guide →Measure width x height in feet, divide by 11, round up - each 40" x 40" panel covers 11 sq ft. Worked examples, odd-shaped walls, and...
Read the guide →Send your wall size and timing and we will come back with a panel count and a quote.
Need help choosing, measuring or installing? Talk to the DVG team.