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By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Topic:Business,Industry,Technology
October 18, 2026
TMG Industrial has confirmed that its heavy-duty PVC 900 fabric used in dual truss shelters passed official NFPA 701 fire safety testing. The evaluation, performed by an independent laboratory in Ontario, verifies the material's resistance to flame propagation.
Testing required samples to self-extinguish rapidly after exposure to an open flame. All ten samples provided by the company recorded zero seconds of afterflame and zero flaming drippings, meeting the necessary performance criteria for heavy-duty fabric structures.
The certified fabric is currently integrated into TMG’s Dual Truss Heavy Series, Snow Series, and various storage shelter models. This verification provides technical documentation for commercial and industrial operators working to meet site-specific safety regulations.
As industrial and agricultural sectors increase their reliance on temporary or modular storage solutions, regulatory scrutiny regarding fire safety has intensified. Fabric structures must now consistently prove their ability to resist ignition to satisfy municipal building codes and insurance requirements.
Documented compliance with recognized safety standards helps project managers streamline the permitting process. By securing third-party verification for their materials, manufacturers like TMG Industrial are addressing the growing need for accountability in large-scale equipment and inventory protection.