Resources for architects, designers, GCs, and property teams.

Design intent plus code fit

Use this hub to sort fire-rated options, indoor versus exterior system fit, and wall build-up questions before they turn into rework.

Finish, branding, and acoustic options

Start here when the project needs logo integration, mixed foliage direction, backlit moments, or acoustic treatment without a maintenance-heavy wall.

Clear coordination and sequencing

Use this when you need framing notes, panel breaks, service access, edge trim decisions, or the right request path for submittal support.

Operationally practical installs

Come here when the real questions are privacy, low maintenance, service access, and how to plan work around occupied spaces.

When fire-rated greenery belongs in the scope

• NFPA 701 Method 2 options are available for commercial greenery installs where the project requires them.
• That includes hedge screens and selected living-wall systems depending on the assembly.
• AHJ questions should start with the request flow, not a generic PDF.

What kind of docs we can actually send

• Commercial pages in the repo already reference fire test certificates, CAD support, shop drawings, and stamped submittals.
• Samples for AHJ review and digital packages for GC portals are request-based.
• That lets us send the package that actually matches the system being considered.

Warranty is product-specific

• The clearest public warranty reference in the repo today is Vallum FRX: 1-year structural and 3-year foliage color coverage.
• Other assemblies should be reviewed by product, mounting condition, and scope.
• Ask for matching warranty notes instead of assuming one blanket promise.

Coordinate the wall, not just the foliage

• The repo already supports CAD layouts, concealed rails, powder-coated frames, edge trims, and service-friendly panel breaks.
• Substrates, access, corners, branding zones, and removable segments should be discussed early.
• Acoustic layers and mixed foliage layouts can be part of that conversation.

Plan around operations and other trades

• The current site already supports prefabricated panels and short onsite windows for many interior living-wall installs.
• Occupied spaces, tenant traffic, and service paths should be part of the first request.
• That keeps install planning grounded in the real site conditions.

Commercial walls can do more than look green

• Existing commercial content already supports logo integration, backlit recesses, mixed foliage palettes, and acoustic backing.
• If you need a sample or consultation, use the request flow instead of a fake download button.
• That keeps the response tied to the actual wall type and commercial use case.

Send the basic scope

Dimensions, city, wall type, drawings, and a few photos are usually enough to sort the job into the right system family.

Tell us what has to be solved

Fire-doc review, acoustic control, branding, privacy, service access, or phased installs all change what should come back.

We send the right next package

That may be fire-doc guidance, a sample conversation, a pricing next step, or a deeper coordination call.