I am actually working on a foam mattress manufacturer right now. Expanded 
Group A plastic. You would have to check if they are exposed or in cardboard 
boxes. Some mattresses are compressed and put into boxes. I’m not sure how a 
compressed foam mattress would behave in a fire situation when the box burns 
away. Ceiling height plays a big role in design requirements.   
  
  
  
 Todd G Williams, PE  
Fire Protection Design/Consulting
  
Stonington, CT
  
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> From:  Sprinklerforum  <[email protected]>   On 
> Behalf Of  Matt Grise via Sprinklerforum
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> Usually exposed, expanded group 1 plastic. NFPA 13 and FM have some 
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> From:  Sprinklerforum  <[email protected] 
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> Trillium Fire Sprinkler Design Inc. via Sprinklerforum
>   Sent:  Thursday, June 04, 2020 8:00 AM
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>  I need opinions on mattress storage warehouse in furniture store. I have a 
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