Gardenigloo V2 - 2. COMMERICAL USAGE and WARNINGS; 2.1 Permissions, State Officials, Flammability & Classification of the Gardenigloo (FOR COMMERCIAL USERS)

2. COMMERICAL USAGE and WARNINGS
Permissions, State Officials, Flammability & Classification
of the Gardenigloo (FOR COMMERCIAL USERS)
OWNER’S MAINTENANCE MANUAL -7-
Note: for installation, see the Gardenigloo Owners Instruction Manual
Throughout the span of distributing the Gardenigloo to the USA and Canada from 2016 to 2020,
we have rarely seen interference from outside parties. However, Local Fire Departments and
Building Councils may take notice. Naturally, they may be concerned about the Gardenigloo.
Throughout our experiences with Owners of the Gardenigloo and local officials, we have encountered
subjects such as:
1. Fire Retardancy, Flammability
(For more information, see: 2.1.2 - Fire Departments and Gardenigloo Fire Retardancy: NFPA
701 Regulated Fire testing)
2. Snow load
(For more information, see: 2.3.3 - Snowfall and Snow load: Technicalities regarding snow load
calculation)
3. Material, dimensions, and object/ structure classification
(For more information, see: 2.1.3 - Local Building Councils and possible regulations: Material and
Classification)
4. Wind resistance
(For more information, see: 2.2.2 - Wind Resistance: Utilize the Anchorage kit against the wind!)
What is important that the user acknowledges that they utilize the Gardenigloo in a commercial
setting at their own risk: This being that the Gardenigloo can be placed in an environment where it
could be subject to third-party damages. (I.E: The Gardenigloo Cover being stabbed by a child
customers fork)
2.1
2.1.1 Possible Commercial usage Permissions and communication with
State Officials