This is our two level Class A live fire behavior prop. Allows live fire training in accordance with NFPA standards for Class A fires. Two burn rooms are available using pallets and straw. A vertical ventilation prop is located above the first level burn room and can be used for ventilation over live fire. Both levels have standpipe connections and a sprinkler system for use in water supply or high rise fire scenarios. A wall breaching prop is also located in this building. Metal panels can be placed in the building to change the layout as well. This building requires a live burn instructor and/or an approved Building D instructor in accordance with the SOP established by the Henderson County Fire & Rescue Association. A burn plan and established paperwork is required to be filled out by the lead instructor. 

This is a one and two-story structure with roof access that can be used for many types of training. Live fire is allowed in this structure with two separate burn rooms (see SOP for requirements to train with live fire). There are also divider panels that can be used to create obstacles or pathways. The structure also includes an interior loft space (with divider panel ability), a vent prop over one of the burn rooms, wall breach prop, sprinkler and standpipe systems that can be charged and flowed, forcible entry doors that include a security door (steel bar) and a standard entry door.