Fire-Resistant Artificial Treesfor Commercial Interiors
Fire-retardant foliage for interior projects that require material documentation, specification support and long-term visual consistency.
PyroLeaf™ integrates fire-retardant additives into the foliage material during production rather than relying on a post-applied surface spray. Available test documentation must be reviewed against the selected material, configuration and destination-market requirement.
Fire-retardant performance integrated into the foliage material.
PyroLeaf™ is Oakco’s inherently fire-retardant foliage option for commercial interiors where decorative greenery may need to support a formal fire-safety review.
Material formulation
Fire-retardant additives are integrated during foliage material production.
Leaf production
The FR performance is part of the foliage material rather than a later surface coating.
Tree specification
Foliage, trunk finish and configuration are reviewed against the project requirement.
Document matching
Available reports are matched to the reviewed material and configuration.
Submission support
Material documents can support designer, contractor and buyer review.
Clean finish
No additional post-spray coating is applied to the foliage surface.
No routine re-spraying
No routine surface re-treatment under normal indoor use.
Same flame. Different responses.
This side-by-side demonstration illustrates why material selection matters. It does not replace third-party testing or approval by the relevant authority.
Ignites quickly and continues burning under the demonstration condition shown.
Chars at the flame-contact point and self-extinguishes under the demonstration condition shown.
Watch both foliage responses.
These videos are visual demonstrations. Formal specification decisions should be based on the applicable test report and selected material.
From tested material to project submission.
A useful fire-safety submission depends on a clear match between the tested specimen, selected foliage and intended tree configuration.
Selected material
Confirm the foliage material and intended tree configuration.
Applicable method
Review the available test documentation for the selected material.
Report review
Check the specimen, report details and destination-project relevance.
Submission support
Prepare available information for designer, contractor or buyer review.
IFR or CFR? Choose by project requirement.
The main distinction is whether the fire-retardant performance is integrated into the foliage material or applied later as a surface treatment.
Not sure which route fits?
Share the application, destination market and required documentation for a material review before quotation.
Tell us what the project needs to approve.
For a workable quotation, define the project environment, tree type and documentation requirement together.
Send project requirementsApplication
Hotel, mall, restaurant, office, entertainment or public interior.
Tree type
Olive, ficus, palm, blossom, bamboo, green wall or custom species.
Size
Overall height, canopy diameter, quantity and installation clearance.
Location
Destination market, indoor environment and local review context.
Fire requirement
Requested standard, consultant note or contractor specification.
Documents
Test report, material confirmation or submission information required.
For hotels, malls and public interiors.
Artificial trees for spaces where decorative greenery may need supporting fire-test documentation before approval, purchase or installation.
Restaurants & bars
Hotels & lobbies
Retail & themed environments
Entertainment venues
Fire-resistant artificial trees, answered.
Are PyroLeaf™ artificial trees fireproof?
How does foliage become inherently fire retardant?
What is the difference between IFR and CFR?
What fire-test documentation is available?
Does one report cover every custom tree?
Does PyroLeaf™ need routine surface re-treatment?
Can PyroLeaf™ be used outdoors?
Need fire-safety documentation for your project?
Share the location, tree type, size and required documentation. Oakco can review the material route before quotation.