Marriott Design Standards Module 14 -

If you are involved in a Marriott project and have specific questions about how Module 14 applies, consulting with a licensed fire protection engineer experienced with Marriott projects is your best next step.

Interior finishes, including carpets, wallcoverings, and draperies, must comply with strict fire testing standards (such as NFPA 255 or ASTM E84) to limit fuel load and smoke generation. Smoke Control and Management

: Marriott defines a "High-Rise" as any building where an occupiable floor is more than 23 meters (75 feet) above the lowest level of fire department access. Sprinkler Exceptions marriott design standards module 14

The module’s treatment of the "Guest Room" (often referred to as the "Guest Bath" and "Guest Room" subsections) is incredibly rigorous. It dictates clearances, electrical outlet placements relative to furniture, and TV viewing angles.

: Ensuring adequate exits, signage, and egress capacity for safe evacuation. If you are involved in a Marriott project

Early-stage architectural layouts are reviewed for exit capacity, travel distances, and spatial layout of safety systems.

High-reliability LED exit signs and emergency path illumination must operate on an independent emergency generator or battery backup system for a minimum specified duration (often 90 minutes or more). 3. High-Risk Zones and Specialized Requirements Sprinkler Exceptions The module’s treatment of the "Guest

While specific technical details are confidential to Marriott’s internal documentation, module 14 generally covers:

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: Sets flammability and smoke-generation standards for interior finishes and furnishings. Systems Testing

Photoelectric smoke detectors are required in guestrooms, corridors, and HVAC systems (duct detectors) to catch smoldering fires early. Passive Fire Protection and Compartmentation