> This is new technology and it usually takes building codes awhile to accept new technology You just need a UL rating (or UL assembly rating) to integrate ne

> This is new technology and it usually takes building codes awhile to accept new technology You just need a UL rating (or UL assembly rating) to integrate new technology into your building... you can look it up in the IBC. Usually manufacturers are required to UL rate their building products. The only time I've had a client willing to pay for it was one who wanted to do a building made of shipping containers they had for free and that was at least 10 years ago. The containers were never tested, but UL was able to supply enough docs to satisfy the reviewers prior to permitting.